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Direct linkAmarpreet Singh Gill; Derek Irwin; Pinzhuang Long; Linjing Sun; Dave Towey; Wanling Yu; Yanhui Zhang; Yaxin Zheng – Interactive Technology and Smart Education, 2025
Purpose: This study aims to examine the effects on student motivation and perception of technological interventions within undergraduate mechanical engineering and product design and manufacture programs at a Sino-foreign international university. The authors use an augmented reality game application within a class on Design for Manufacturing and…
Descriptors: Computer Simulation, Technology Uses in Education, Game Based Learning, Student Motivation
Hiroyuki Mitsuhara; Takahide Sumikawa; Jun Miyashita; Kazuhisa Iwaka; Yasunori Kozuki – Interactive Technology and Smart Education, 2013
Purpose: Traditional evacuation drill is monotonous. Therefore, evacuation drill should be diversified to get more people interested in disaster prevention. Our idea is game-based evacuation drill using real world edutainment (RWE). This paper aims at clarifying how RWE-based evacuation drill is realized. Design/methodology/approach: RWE provides…
Descriptors: Emergency Programs, Game Based Learning, Drills (Practice), Educational Games
Dimitris Alimisis; Emmanouil Zoulias – Interactive Technology and Smart Education, 2013
Purpose: The aim of this research is the development of a problem-based curriculum for robotic surgical training and its evaluation. Design/methodology/approach: First, the aim and objectives of the curriculum are defined and the background learning theories that guide our work are introduced. The methodology for designing the simulator-based…
Descriptors: Robotics, Surgery, Training, Skill Development
