Federal funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) in the 1960s encouraged the use of computers in high school and college. One notable NSF-funded game, Malaria, was developed in 1969 at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. Players had to control an outbreak of malaria using a combination of pesticides, inoculations, and other treatments without bankrupting the country.
Developing serious games Bryan P. Bergeron (2006)
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