In this particular case I've tried a game called Evony. It is a role playing game, you have to create a character and, with other players from all around the world, you have to complete some tasks.
Not talking about the fact that playing this game is interesting and motivating, it's a good game to practice conversation and vocabulary. In this game you can communicate with other characters by chatting, and students can learn a lot from other players. Also the game includes a lot of vocabulary, and also instructions which are obviously in English, so we can say that is a good way of learning.
Do you think you could use this game to practise ORAL skills? I haven't played it yet, to be honest, but I'm thinking perhaps we could "take" the game to real life and have students act what the characters in the game are doing. What do you think?
ReplyDeleteI like it! It's a good idea to do in the class. I was also thinking about using this game to practise oral skills by talking to other players, but unfortunately the only way to interact with other participants in this game is by chatting.
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