- Food safety game gets U.S. grant
November 14, 2022. New Mexico State University will develop the game through its Learning Games Lab, which has developed many educational games.
- Video games being introduced into classrooms at Ysleta ISD
November 28, 2022. As a growing number of schools embrace video games as a teaching tool, NMSU is helping to make that transition possible.
- Unpeeled: The Case Files of Maya McCluen Game is Available
Sept 20, 2021. UConn researchers and Extension educators teamed up with New Mexico State University Learning Games Lab to create an interactive learning experience to teach consumers what common, confusing food labels actually mean.
- NMSU design studio creates educational technology for national, international audiences
Las Cruces Sun-News, August 17, 2019. Faculty in the department collaborate with experts across the U.S. to create educational tools not only for K-12 and college students but also for adult learners and industry professionals.
- NMSU Math Snacks program films teacher training video with help of students
July 17, 2019. The “Teaching With” video will showcase how students respond to the game, and demonstrate how to integrate the game within classroom instruction.
- Online database shares information about rangeland plants on Navajo Nation
The Farmington Daily Times, May 4, 2019. Our web database for rangeland plants found within the boundaries of the Navajo Nation is designed to help people identify plants and to help rangeland ecology and sustainability.
- NMSU launches mobile-accessible web database of Navajo Nation rangeland plants
NMSU News Center, April 1, 2019. In collaboration with Gerald Moore of Navajo Tri-State Extension, our team launched a mobile-accessible web database, Selected Plants of Navajo Rangelands, at navajorange.nmsu.edu, including spoken and written Navajo/Diné plant names.
- NMSU Math Snacks program uses video games to teach algebra
Las Cruces Sun-News. December 8, 2018. Researchers recently completed their first round of observations in local classrooms. Those observations will serve as baseline data.
- NMSU Arrowhead Center offers free classroom materials to elementary teachers in NM
Las Cruces Sun-News, February 20, 2018. We created animated videos for this Innoventure Jr. curriculum.
- Innovative Media Research and Extension wins WEDA Award of Excellence
The Western Extension Directors Association conferred the 2017 award on NMSU's Innovative Media Research and Extension for their outreach educational work addressing issues in the Western states.
- Research Shows NMSU's Math Snacks Games Improve Student Learning
KRWG TV, June 23, 2016. Research on learning gains documents effectiveness of Math Snacks games and related inquiry-based activities on learners' understandings of ratios, coordinate plane, and number systems.
- NMSU Games Lab's Latest App Strikes Gold
Las Cruces Sun-News, July 24, 2016. Night of the Living Debt, our financial literacy game, wins Gold at the International Serious Play conference
- Learning Games Lab Releases Virtual Labs for iPad
Grant County Beat, December 2, 2016. Eight modules let students explore laboratory techniques and concepts important in many scientific disciplines, including food science, without the need for a physical laboratory.
- NMSU Media Productions Develops Outreach Materials on Water Management
Las Cruces Sun-News, January 29, 2017. We are part of a prestigious integrated USDA-National Institute of Food and Agriculture project to explore the safe use of nontraditional irrigation water on food crops.
- NMSU Promotes STEM-Learning Through Learning Games Lab 'Think Tanks'
Las Cruces Sun-News, June 22, 2013
- NMSU Games Lab Director Offers Holiday Game-Buying Tips
Las Cruces Sun-News, November 25, 2009
- Video Games Get Kids Off Sofa
Las Cruces Sun-News, April 14, 2008
- The Game Master
NMSU Research and Resources Magazine, April 2006
