A few days ago, we were in Sweden for a mobility activity of the Adventures are Better Shared! project, hosted by Sverok.

Through workshops, practical activities, and many informal discussions, we had the opportunity to exchange ideas on a topic that is particularly important to us: how video games can be used as tools for education, participation, and non-formal learning.

As often happens, an important part of the work also took place outside the official sessions, through everyday conversations with people who, in different countries and contexts, are experimenting with approaches very close to our own.

We come back with new ideas, new perspectives, and a few more confirmations that gaming can be much more than simple entertainment: it can become a real methodological field for those working in educational facilitation :)

To learn more about the project, click here.