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Shubik, Martin – Simulation & Gaming, 2009
An overall view of the development of gaming and simulation is presented. This includes a consideration of some observations on what had been predicted and what happened, as well as some predictions concerning the future. Stress is given to prediction based on what is technically feasible and prediction based on the sociopolitical environment. It…
Descriptors: Social Influences, Political Issues, War, Games
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Habgood, M. P. J.; Ainsworth, S. E.; Benford, S. – Simulation & Gaming, 2005
Many people believe that educational games are effective because they motivate children to actively engage in a learning activity as part of playing the game. However, seminal work by Malone, exploring the motivational aspects of digital games, concluded that the educational effectiveness of a digital game depends on the way in which learning…
Descriptors: Educational Games, Fantasy, Instructional Effectiveness, Student Motivation
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Peters, Vincent A. M.; Vissers, Geert A. N. – Simulation & Gaming, 2004
Debriefing is an important phase in using simulation games. Participants are invited to make a connection between experiences gained from playing the game and experiences in real-life situations. Thus, debriefing is the phase meant to encourage learning from the simulation game. Although design and practice of debriefing sessions should be aligned…
Descriptors: Games, Classification, Research Methodology, Training Methods