Through classic games, students can learn how to take turns, collaborate, and solve problems—skills that will serve them well ...

When it comes to your teens building connections with friends, you might think turning off screens and going outside is the key. But actually, Gen Z credits a different sort of pastime with fostering ...

Video games are often criticized by researchers because of how much time users spend interacting with them. Playing video games every day is seen as unhealthy, but new studies show that it might ...

Research suggests that video games are more than just a form of entertainment – they’re teachers of life skills. It could even be argued that the lessons learned through video games could improve ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. From simple pastimes, video games have become vital cultural forces shaping the future of ...

HARLEM -- Not too long ago, all professors Stan Altman and Brian Schwartz knew about video games was that students loved them. Today they're using games to help kids develop skills for the real world.

I was always a strong advocate for using video games, apps, and screens to help children learn. Now that AI has entered the ...

While playing video games is often seen in a negative light, there’s a more positive side to video games than we tend to imagine. Contrary to what you might think would make sense, there are several ...

When it comes to your teens building connections with friends, you might think turning off screens and going outside is the key. But actually, Gen Z credits a different sort of pastime with fostering ...