Australian schools use gamification to build awareness of mining industry

More than 57 Australian primary and secondary schools will pilot two new games for school students created with the aim of building awareness of opportunities in the modern technology-driven Australian minerals industry.

Gamification is being used in Australia to encourage school children to consider careers in the country’s mining sector

24 August 2021
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