educational games (EG)
Students perceptions of using educational games to learn introductory programming
... using educational games as a learning approach can enhance student’s learning of various learning domain: namely cognitive, affective as well as psychomotor skills (Garris, Ahlers, & Driskell, ...online ...
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Student perceptions of educational games in higher education : an empirical study
... of educational games (EG) have attracted researchers’ attention especially in the last few years due to its promising potential as well as the factor of preferences of younger ...
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Active Learning In Business Analytics Course Through Educational Games
... Therefore, educational games have the potential to address the above-mentioned challenge since games are typically regarded as an effective tool to help learners master certain concepts and reinforce ...
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Support for and aspects of use of educational games in family medicine and internal medicine residency programs in the US: a survey
... cational games are intriguing in the face of the limited evidence supporting their effectiveness ...the educational interventions they ...personal educational experience - compared to sys- ...
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Students designing educational games
... which educational objectives are integrated with game ...video games with educational activities, but this is not widespread, mainly due to the expense of licenses and ...develop games that ...
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Student's opinions on online educational games for learning programming introductory
... of educational games is an approach that has potential to change the existing educational ...to games popularity among younger generation as well as engagement and fun features of games ...
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Exploring the Learning Mechanism in Educational Games
... traditional educational models and theories have been used to explain learning with games [ 3 ] ...integrate educational theories and game design aspects have been made [ 5 ][ 6 ][ 3 ] ...of ...
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Educational games in geriatric medicine education: a systematic review
... with the dates of their inception: the EPOC Register, the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CEN- TRAL), MEDLINE (1966 onwards), EMBASE (1980 onwards), PsycINFO (1967 onwards), CINAHL (1982 onwards), AMED ...
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Quality Criteria for Educational Games
... In this paper we discuss a set of quality criteria and a method to assess the quality of educational games. These quality criteria are based on the functional requirements of the system and structured into ...
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A content and design analysis of interactive educational games on the Internet
... interactive games were lower than ...interactive educational games were found to analyze. The 100 games and a brief description of each are given in Appendix ...
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The Effect of Using Educational Games in Teaching Kingdoms of Living Things
... prone to memorizing instead of learning by thorough comprehension. When learning such subject matter, students simply memorize the knowledge without processing it; thus, this knowledge is quickly forgotten. Traditional ...
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Towards a Low Cost Adaptation of Educational Games for People with Disabilities
... eAdventure educational game authoring platform, which allows semi-automatic adaptation of the ...the games accessible is moderate in comparison to the total effort dedicated to game ...for ...
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Educational games as a motivational tool: Considerations on their potential and limitations
... be educational and wholesome ...designing games for an explicitly educational purpose limits their potential for fun and engagement (“stop making educational games ...Make games ...
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Effect of Educational Games on Self-concept Levels of Inclusive Students Studying in Secondary Schools
... with games. For this reason, games can be used as an educational tool especially at preschool and primary school ...levels. Games are an activity that gives comfort, fun, joy and ...through ...
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Learner Modeling Using Educational Games: A Review of the Literature
... In this review, we will observe those methods that model learners explicitly and the ones that model them implicitly. The difference between explicit and implicit methods of learner modeling is related to the ways of ...
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Educational Games for Learning
... Serious games as educational games are such content: they can be defined as video games or interactive applications whose main purpose is to provide not only entertainment but also training in ...
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Intrinsic fantasy: motivation and affect in educational games made by children
... computer games to learning. Games with intrinsic fantasy are defined as having “an integral and continuing relationship with the instructional content being presented”, and are claimed as “more interesting ...
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The Effects of Computer-based Educational Games on Self-efficacy of 8-12 Children with Hemophilia
... of educational computer games, the use of educational games for teaching self-efficacy to children with hemophilia can be ...learning games on the self-efficacy of 8-12 year-old ...
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Development of Educational Games for The Introduction of Fruits and Vitamins
... building educational games has also carried out and proven by previous researchers: Nada Gamlo (2019) in his research entitled "The Impact of Mobile Game-Based Language Learning Apps on EFL Learner's ...
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Dynamically Adjusting Digital Educational Games Towards Learning Objectives
... The challenge of combining traditional pedagogic methodologies with state of the art gaming technology has led to exciting new approaches. These approaches, generally known as Digital Educational Games ...
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