<p>The training discusses the role of digital gaming in education, emphasizing its potential for social interaction and engagement. While gaming is popular, its social aspects are often overlooked, yet they can enhance distance interactions. Games and simulations are noted for their multidisciplinary content, which supports broader learning perspectives across subjects. They also cater to individualized learning paths, reducing frustration by allowing learners to progress at their own pace. Furthermore, game-based learning guidelines stress contextual relevance, interactivity, and integration with curriculum, reinforcing learning through stories and feedback.</p> <p>These principles can be applied in an online classroom by integrating well-designed educational games that provide context, interactivity, and feedback. They can cater to diverse learning styles and paces, fostering engagement through meaningful challenges and collaborative activities.</p>