How much does one learn when playing a video game

[i]James Gee, a professor of learning sciences at the University of Wisconsin, was profoundly humbled when he first played a video game for preschool-age kids called Pajama Sam: No Need to Hide When It's Dark Outside. Gee's son Sam, then 6, had been clamoring to play the game, which features a little boy who dresses up like his favorite action hero, Pajama Man, and sets off on adventures in a virtual world ruled by the dastardly villain Darkness. So Gee brought Pajama Sam home and tried it himself.

I only read about 3/4 of the whole thing, but that sure is a great article you put up here Blizz, and it was pretty damn interesting to see what they thought about video games...

thats a superb read. Very interesting.

I knew it! I knew it and no one would believe me. Nobody! NOBODYYYYYYYYYYY!!!! You see? You see? I am not crazy after all!

*Twitches*