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Bitget Partners UNICEF Unit to Expand Blockchain Training Across India, Other CountriesÂ
Bitget plans to educate over 3,00,000 individuals across eight countries, including India, Brazil, Malaysia, and Morocco among others, in partnership with UNICEF Luxembourg . "Bitget Academy", the educational arm of exchange, will create a training module teaching how to create video games using the blockchain technology.Â
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Sex Education Season 4, Gen V, Scam 2003, and More: September Web Series on Netflix, Hotstar, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video, Sony Liv
Netflix’s Sex Education season 4, The Boys’ spin-off Gen V, Scam 2003: The Telgi Story, Lakeith Standfield’s The Changeling, Mohit Raina-led The Freelancer, The Wheel of Time season 2, Kaala, and more — the nine biggest TV shows and web series in September 2023 on Netflix, Hotstar, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video, and Sony Liv.
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Tencent Loses $20 Billion in Value After China Attacks Myopia With Gaming Curbs
China's Ministry of Education, in a notice late on Thursday, directed the publishing regulator to limit the number of new online video games.
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MIT Launches 'Grayscale'; A Game That Reflects On Workplace Sexism
The Imagination, Computation, and Expression Laboratory at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) has released a new video game called Grayscale, which is designed to sensitize players to problems of sexism, sexual harassment, and sexual assault in the workplace.
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Keeping TV In Bedroom May Lead To Poor Grades: Study
Having a TV in the bedroom can cause children to spend less time reading and sleeping, leading to poor grades as well as increased risk of obesity and video game addiction, a study has found.
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Playing video games collaboratively, competitively can boost learning: Study
According to a study by New York University, taking part in collaborative or competitive educational video games can boost the motivation to learn.
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Video games may boost learning in students: Report
The research, has shown how basing educational projects around video games can get hard-to-reach youngsters interested in learning.
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Bitget Partners UNICEF Unit to Expand Blockchain Training Across India, Other CountriesÂ
Bitget plans to educate over 3,00,000 individuals across eight countries, including India, Brazil, Malaysia, and Morocco among others, in partnership with UNICEF Luxembourg . "Bitget Academy", the educational arm of exchange, will create a training module teaching how to create video games using the blockchain technology.Â
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Sex Education Season 4, Gen V, Scam 2003, and More: September Web Series on Netflix, Hotstar, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video, Sony Liv
Netflix’s Sex Education season 4, The Boys’ spin-off Gen V, Scam 2003: The Telgi Story, Lakeith Standfield’s The Changeling, Mohit Raina-led The Freelancer, The Wheel of Time season 2, Kaala, and more — the nine biggest TV shows and web series in September 2023 on Netflix, Hotstar, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video, and Sony Liv.
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Tencent Loses $20 Billion in Value After China Attacks Myopia With Gaming Curbs
China's Ministry of Education, in a notice late on Thursday, directed the publishing regulator to limit the number of new online video games.
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MIT Launches 'Grayscale'; A Game That Reflects On Workplace Sexism
The Imagination, Computation, and Expression Laboratory at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) has released a new video game called Grayscale, which is designed to sensitize players to problems of sexism, sexual harassment, and sexual assault in the workplace.
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Keeping TV In Bedroom May Lead To Poor Grades: Study
Having a TV in the bedroom can cause children to spend less time reading and sleeping, leading to poor grades as well as increased risk of obesity and video game addiction, a study has found.
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Playing video games collaboratively, competitively can boost learning: Study
According to a study by New York University, taking part in collaborative or competitive educational video games can boost the motivation to learn.
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Video games may boost learning in students: Report
The research, has shown how basing educational projects around video games can get hard-to-reach youngsters interested in learning.
