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Posted on June 5, 2023June 1, 2023 by craymond

Why You Should Play Games At Work

Today we have a guest video from James “Pigeon” Fielder of Colorado State University on the benefits of games. He can be contacted at James [dot] Fielder [at] colostate [dot] edu.

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