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Year: 2022

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Key Factors of Educational Board Game Development

13th December 2022 Justin Oh 0

For directly experiencing and trying something together… and learning with inspiration, educational board games are an innovative area with a bright future. […]

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Practical Methodology for the Design of Educational Serious Games – Part I

12th December 2022 Linda Kunene 2

All the main steps that are needed to define the learning mechanisms in an educational serious game, from topic choice to use experience. […]

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What is the Magic Circle?

6th December 2022 Dave Eng 0

The magic circle is a place where different rules govern our existence, actions, and consequences. But what is the magic circle and where does it exist? […]

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Purpose Increases Pleasure in Serious Games

5th December 2022 Linda Kunene 0

An infographic compiled from Dive Deeper: Empirical Analysis of Game Mechanics and Perceived Value in Serious Games, looking at how purpose increases pleasure. […]

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The Museum of Impossible Objects – Educational Field Trip

2nd December 2022 Ludogogy 0

I’ve always been interested in how speculative fiction – science fiction, fantasy, and even horror, allows us to more deeply reflect on what it is to be human. […]

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Reflection in Educational Games

28th November 2022 Linda Kunene 0

This information in this infographic is taken from ‘Reflection in Game-Based Learning: A Survey of Programming Games’ by VillaReale et al. […]

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Orienteering Is Making A Big Comeback, And The Kids Seem Happy

22nd November 2022 Ludogogy 0

Orienteering isn’t something kids can do by themselves.They need a whole team to work together to get to the next objective. […]

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Using Games to Sculpt Agency

22nd November 2022 Terry Pearce 0

Thi Nguyen’s book, ‘Games: Agency as Art’ offers us a framework for learning games that focuses on our tools and their potential, and what we can do for players […]

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Characteristics of a Learning Model

21st November 2022 Linda Kunene 0

This information in this infographic is taken from ‘Learning Models in Education Game Interactions: A Review’ by Siyahidi et al. This is available to read in full at https://ejournal2.undip.ac.id/index.php/ijee/article/view/8590 An archive of all currently available […]

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Creativity – Eureka Moment or Piecemeal Awakening?

17th November 2022 Sajid Chougle 0

Does creativity come from unstructured tinkering and gambolling or is it upon the participant to decide how, when and why to develop their creative repertoire? […]

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Types of Games Aesthetics

14th November 2022 Linda Kunene 0

Aesthetics are the experience that players want to get from playing the game. They are the purpose of playing the game. This shows commonly used aesthetics. […]

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Gamification and John Dewey

9th November 2022 Joohee Park 0

How does John Dewey’s pioneering work in modern education relate to gamification in learning today? Interaction, Growth, Interest and Experience – that’s how. […]

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Rewards in Games-based Learning

7th November 2022 Linda Kunene 0

This infographic is a summary of The Psychology of Rewards in Games-based Learning: A Comprehensive Review by Carmen Soo and Julia Lee Ai Cheng […]

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The Pizza Game – Continuous Improvement Game

4th November 2022 Ludogogy 0

On the 3rd November, we gathered exactly the right number of people to start a pizza business – it takes five apparently. […]

Learning Models in Educational Game Interactions: A Review
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Learning Models in Educational Game Interactions: A Review

31st October 2022 Linda Kunene 0

This infographic summarises Learning Models in Educational Game Interactions: A Review – which is a literature review by Syahidi, Supianto, Hirashima and Tolle […]

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