FableVision, one of our favorite sites for educators, invites you and your children to join in Generation Cures, a new Website dedicated to curing and caring. The folks at FableVision are working with the folks at MIT Education Arcade to produce the site for Children's Hospital Boston. Targeting ages 8-12 year olds and their parents, the site hopes to help children learn about compassion and giving through online games, animated webisodes, and kid-directed videos. The Web stories and puzzle-adventure games are created by award-winning designers. The site is free, safe, and fun for kids, but it's still in the Beta version. After visiting the site, if you have ideas that you think will improve the site, you'll want to let Paul Reynolds at FableVision know.
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August 06, 2008
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