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Katedra matematiky (31100)
Title:
Game: Experience as an Educational Tool
Citace
Václavíková, Z. Game: Experience as an Educational Tool.
In:
Game Design and Intelligent Interaction.
London, United Kingdom: IntechOpen, 2019. s. 18-29. 1st. ISBN 978-1-78985-907-2.
Subtitle
Publication year:
2019
Obor:
Pedagogika a školství
Form of publication:
Elektronická verze
ISBN code:
978-1-78985-907-2
Book title in original language:
Game Design and Intelligent Interaction
Title of the edition and volume number:
1st
Place of publishing:
London, United Kingdom
Publisher name:
IntechOpen
Issue reference (issue number):
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Published:
v zahraničí
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Number of pages:
11
Book page count:
154
Page from:
18
Page to:
29
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Key words in English:
Science, education, gamification, game-based learning, eduLARP game.
Annotation in original language:
With a rapid growth of information and new discoveries, curricula at schools have been massively overloaded in recent years. At the same time, modern technologies, which have accelerated the learning process in many ways, cause a lack of learning through our own experience. A solution to this state can be a game as a means of linking formal and informal learning. The use of a game might be diverse: gamification of a class with simple gaming activities folded into a game story using a scoring system, comprehensive educational games based on role playing, or using an ICT game as a tool for recognition of the area of student’s interest, a tool for asking new questions, and a tool for offering the desired experience. With regard to the knowledge we have about the learning process, it is clear that experience is still the most effective way of learning, with long-lasting sustainability. So, if we offer experience in an appropriate way, we can make the entire learning and educational process more effective.
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RIV/61988987:17310/19:A2302HAS
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