So if you haven’t heard yet there is a new mobile game and it seems like just about everyone is playing. Pokémon Go was released on July 6th in the US, New Zealand, and Australia and …
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Educators from around the web offer ideas for incorporating Pokémon GO into the classroom.
Here are 4 Essential Real-life tips to Become Pokémon GO master that will help you in every part of your Pokémon adventure!
Get some fun ideas for channeling kids' excitement into meaningful learning experiences.
Gotta have power to catch 'em all.
While Pokémon Go is geared toward adults and teens, a lot of parents are playing it with their children too. I helped my kindergartener install it yesterday, and we spent an afternoon at a park looking for Pikachu. There are some safety concerns, but lots of potential for exercise and learning, too.
A Michigan Children’s Hospital is using 'Pokemon Go' as a tool to get sick patients out of their rooms and interacting with fellow patients and hospital staff.
http://bit.ly/1Q2BLJL Get ready for an all-new Pokémon experience! Pokémon GO opens a universe of Pokémon to find, catch, trade, and battle on your iPhone or...
You’ve seen the Facebook posts. You’ve seen the headlines, you’ve heard about it in conversation, and you may have seen groups of teens and young adults walking around in odd places with smartphones...
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As well as getting traditionally lazy, couch-bound gamers out into the real world to rack up steps on their fitness trackers, the w...
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The instant success of Pokémon Go has seen it become an absolute essential for nostalgic '90s kids, and teachers are hoping to tap into the potential of su
This is a write up of how the proliferation of Pokemon Go can be used as an educational tool in the classroom in conjunction with Smart Boards to engage the students.
Is Pokémon GO OK for your child? Read Common Sense Media's app review to help you make informed decisions.
You know something is up when your teenage daughter comes home and asks you to take a walk around the neighborhood with her in the 90 degree heat and humidity of summer. That is exactly what happen…
If you were looking for a rare Pokémon and encountered the sign above, what would you do? Because I'd pay up to get whatever pocket monster was lurking..
The “Pokemon Go” game now sweeping the nation urges its players to venture out into the real world in search of virtual creatures.
How can the huge hit Pokemon GO have any impact on education? This blog post examines what makes the game so successful and why we should embrace it.
Posts about Pokemon GO in the classroom written by Neil Jarrett
