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From the D2D Fund, Celebrity Calamity is a financial literacy game in which players become the financial manager for up and coming celebrities—Alice Albudget, Buster Buyin, and Missy Moolah—who spend beyond their means. Players must effectively use a bank account, debit card, and credit card to be successful. While focused on fun, the game's explicit learning objectives include:

• Paying more than the minimum credit card payment;
• Minimizing credit card finance charges;
• Avoiding all fees including bank overdraft, credit card late payment, and credit card over-limit; and
• Making good annual percentage rate (APR) choices.

Celebrity Calamity also includes a number of implicit learning objectives, such as raising awareness of spending behavior and the value of saving money.

This fantastic site on Australian aboriginal culture is a collection of 12 dreamtime stories collected from the Wugullar (Beswick) Community in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory, Australia. They were originally recorded in audio, and then turned into animated movies by some of Australia's most talented animators.

A gorgeous adaptation of traditional stories, this should offer an immersive experience for any student of indigenous cultures. Includes the animations, study guides, a glossary, quizzes and mash-ups so students can make and watch their own one-minute version of the story. Requires Flash.