[PDF] Top 20 Developing a Serious Game for Nurse Education

... a serious game as “an interactive computer application that (1) has a challenging goal, (2) is fun to play and/or engaging, (3) incorporates some concept of scoring, and (4) impacts to the user a skill, ... See full document

... within nurse education, one could use Benner’s [18] model to determine what is, should, or could be taught using a particular ...of developing know- ... See full document

... of education and training programmes, occupational and/or professional ...UK nurse education for some time [2] it has assumed a new importance as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has now ... See full document

... the game and the approach, and a diagnostic question seeking to identify the user’s familiarity level with digital games: “How much is your fami- liarity with digital games (computer games, mobile phone, video ... See full document

... this game. When the board game was played in a test-session, it became clear that the list of rules were too much to handle for the players that were new to the ...some game-mechanisms worked, and ... See full document

... PlayMancer game (Fernandez-Aranda et ...The game was tested as a therapy component in a sample of service users with bulimia (Fagundo et ...that serious games can be effective tools within mental ... See full document

... that serious games are especially valuable in the learning of complex situations (Castronova & Knowles, ...a game, by modelling the complete ...The game design can facilitate a good balance ... See full document

... the game could use email-based registration which could allow non-unique ...public game, since all users could lose their accounts if the database got ...The game is currently still closed to the ... See full document

... the game considering the 29 key performance indicators provided by FLIGBY, which also includes assessment in the “emotional intelligence” ...FLIGBY game; and the forecast dimension intends to explore the ... See full document

... In the first two cases the prototype process was a cycle that was repeated frequently, resulting in an improved version every time the cycle was completed. After interviewing participants from these cases we noticed the ... See full document

... We have already delivered some forms of dementia care training using an immersive virtual care home as part of a serious game called Think Better CARE. This environment supports reflection about typical ... See full document

... that serious games can deliver for an undergraduate level, without specific project ...of developing and delivering a game that addresses the fundamental aspects of diagnosing and treating ... See full document

... know why I do what I do’, and ‘When I get angry, I say things without really knowing why I am saying them’. Psy- chometric properties are good in a normal developing population and in patients with personality ... See full document

... a serious game is not capable of making the exercises a patient has to perform easier, it can support execution of the motions by creating an environment that helps the patients understand their movement ... See full document

... about serious game experience and finally Part C is formulated to assess the participants’ knowledge in computer security principles and malicious ... See full document

... linear game type (dialogue based) where only a specific action or correct solution allows the player to progress through the game, the layered event structure allows events to run in parallel and the player ... See full document

... attention to the core ‘requirement’ of the game. One activity was to gather content for the dialogue around conflict. For this activity several high profile ‘pairs’ – Charles and Diana, Miss Piggy and Kermit, Posh ... See full document

... higher education (Crotty 1993, Hardiman 1993 and Camiah ...the nurse teacher’s role and identified the difficulties of trying to define the role in any meaningful ...of nurse teachers, which revealed ... See full document

... The game explicitly aimed to incorporate gender-based analysis in recognition of Canada ’ s Feminist International Assistance Policy, which aims, among other goals, to ‘ focus its efforts on programs and projects ... See full document

... a serious game for eHealth called Stranded to motivate older adults (55-65 years old) to increase their physical activities at home in a fun and enjoyable ...the game is integrated with the ... See full document