Our Schools Are Un-American. Video Games Can Fix That “Game based learning” is a misleading term. After all, gaming always involves learning. You learn who the bad guys are, how to shoot, how to jump, how to run, where the secret portals are. Gaming is constant learning. Life is also constant learning. You’re learning when you scroll through your Facebook timeline. You‘re learning when you buy yourself a jelly donut. You’re learning even as you walk down the street and take in all of the sensory data about the world around you. But we generally use the word “learning” when we’re talking about the process of incorporating and understanding intentionally structured data sets--when we’re talking about the process of coming to understand complex systems.
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