Add a Game to Your eWorkbook to Kick-up Learning for Engaging Screenagers

Nowadays we keep hearing about “gamification” in learning, but how to do that and monitor learning all at the same time?



Wouldn’t it be nice if there is a to quickly and easily add games to your lessons?



They said to just add a game to a lesson and that's a big part of it but how do you do that?



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