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Download full textMunna, Afzal Sayed; Kalam, Md Abul – Online Submission, 2021
Economic development has encouraged innovation in a range of industries; however, the education industry has been following traditional modes of teaching until recently across the world. This has not only affected the capabilities of the youth but has also led to the problem of unemployment and diminished success rates at the workplace. One of the…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Game Based Learning, Cooperative Learning, Discovery Learning
Peer reviewedClark, Daniel – Research in Learning Technology, 2022
This study presents an evaluation of an online game-based student access, retention, progression and attainment (ARPA) initiative at the University of Kent. The initiative, a narrative-based simulation of a condensed student journey from pre-enrolment to graduation, is designed to prepare and support students in their transition to and…
Descriptors: Evaluation Methods, Electronic Learning, Access to Education, School Holding Power
Direct linkHobbs, Laura; Hartley, Calum; Bentley, Sophie; Bibby, Jordan; Bowden, Lauren; Hartley, Jackie; Stevens, Carly – Educational & Child Psychology, 2020
Aims: To gain practice-based insights, we evaluated outcomes from a science-themed Minecraft Club for children with Special Educational Needs over a four-year period. Science topics were introduced, followed by themed building in Minecraft in a multi-player setting. Particular focus was placed on the benefits of playing a shared-interest game in a…
Descriptors: Extracurricular Activities, Special Needs Students, Special Education, Game Based Learning
