Computing

The Ethics of Video Games

This resource was written by:

Tom Bigglestone

See author profile
See all resources written by Tom

This session starts with giving examples of things you have done in a video game that you would never do in real life, and offers a further stimulus entitled ‘Cruel Playground, Cruel World.’

You need to be a Subscriber to view this Resource

Already a Subscriber?
Sign in to your account to access this page.

Not yet a Subscriber?
This page can only be accessed by Thoughtful Subscribers, but we have lots of other FREE useful resources you can access including:

Early Years: Thinking About Toys

Primary: The Fairest Teacher of Them All

Secondary: EcoZoo, Thinking and Talking About Sustainability

Colleges: Birds and Belief

Parents: Talking About Social Media

Become a Subscriber
If you would like to become a Subscriber you can sign up or learn more by clicking the link below.

The Ethics of Video Games

This resource was written by:

Tom Bigglestone

You need to be a Subscriber to view this Resource

Our funders

Log in to your account

What are you searching for?

Share this resource