Sony says "Little Big Planet" the latest DLC will be used in classroom teaching

(Compiling/Katy Fish) According to overseas media reports, the latest DLC, "Little Big Planet", is tailored to classroom education. Raymaguire, senior vice president of Sony's European division of Computer Entertainment, told the news in an interview. "We will develop a teacher's package that provides classic scientific, technical, engineering and mathematical knowledge, as well as creative barriers that meet the age of the students," he said. Raymaguire said the goal of the program was to get the game into the classroom and help with teaching through a unique interactive approach.　　He said Sony intends to further expand the game education program. "Consoles are not only used to play games, but also to be high-end media players." "Why can't people get an education through PS games, like video teaching, audio teaching, and online teaching?" he said. "There are some schools in the UK that have introduced PSP-assisted instruction, and Raymaguire hopes that Sony will continue to work with the education community and provide an attractive and valuable academic material," he said.