“Personally I think what I have taken away from this project is that as teachers we often underestimate what we are capable of achieving.”—Amelia Walsh (2013)

Challenge yourself...

by learning with and about Alternate Reality Games.

Mission to Marzipan Planning Challenge Plan!
Mission to Marzipan Planning Challenge

What skills and qualities are needed to be a good explorer? What makes an explorer 'significant'? How do we set about finding out?

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Krindlekrax Making Challenge Make!
Krindlekrax Making Challenge

A dragon is on the loose, but which one? Help the dragon hunters to find the right creature by adding a page to the precious 'Dragons of the World' book.

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Stolen Salt Cellar Playing Challenge Play!
Stolen Salt Cellar Playing Challenge

Queen Elizabeth's valuable silver salt cellar has been stolen. Can you discover the suspect who is lying? Compare two sources of evidence, filmed interviews and CCTV footage, to solve the case.

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“The children were engaged, enthusiastic and excited from the start. There were lots of opportunities for the children to learn independently and become autonomous in their research.”—Teacher (2013)

Investigate and discover

new projects, blog posts and conversations

Mission to Marzipan New Projects!
Mission to Marzipan

Agent One is lost in space and needs your help to complete his mission.

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Welcome to ARGLE! Blog!
Welcome to ARGLE!

Welcome to Argle.net, a community site dedicated to exploring the potential of alternate reality gaming in education.

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I love this story! Fairy magic brought to life with the help of social media....twitter.com/GoooRooo/statu…”
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Steph Laird explains the way children developed their confidence to play with Shakespeare’s language #UKLA2019 pic.twitter.com/WDF46trRAm
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Alastair Daniels, Steph Laird and Kerenza Ghosh sharing an immersive approach to planning and pedagogies #ukla19 pic.twitter.com/njSSahI9kg
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Children creating playlines in the playground. #ukla19 pic.twitter.com/dIPHdDhJ59
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@JohnPP sharing a young child’s insights into the evolution of games. Wow! #UKLA19 pic.twitter.com/sO9NpeyCLU
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