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Open games engine for language teachers

The ECLIL European project has created an open games engine for language teachers (any language). It allows teachers to make a lesson, specific game for their students in a few minutes. You can even make specific games for a single student, group or all of a class. You can then change or add another game in minutes for the next lesson.

The games engine is available at: http://tinyurl.com/8prnsrf with full instructions and video guides.

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