@Mentimeter @andrewdouch Don’t need to compete with games, but look at what’s missing for young people? Often crave human interaction.
Watch reality TV at home and invited to participate through voting. Increased participation increases interest & investment.
Computer games give instant feedback, craving for likes (feedback) on selfies. How do we give feedback as educators?
Value of knowledge & memory falling - can ask Siri - need to rethink what & how we teach 
Changing needs of employers
So much of life being automated, including algebra through apps 😀Need to teach what can’t be automated
Educators often think tech is too hard, don’t have time, too busy - yet other industries rely on it - with great success.
Anytime entertainment
Anytime learning. Use class time for what needs individual attention.
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