Gaming in Learning

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The challenge for the week, from Articulate's E-Learning Community, was to create a project that would incorporate a gaming feel into a learning scenario. To be honest, I just had fun with this one. Not quite sure how someone might use this game to learn anything, but it is fun none-the-less.

http://s3.amazonaws.com/KnoMad_Productions/JD%27s%20Portfolio/Missile%20Command/story.html

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