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Direct linkPersico, Donatella; Passarelli, Marcello; Pozzi, Francesca; Earp, Jeffrey; Dagnino, Francesca Maria; Manganello, Flavio – British Journal of Educational Technology, 2019
This paper explores the relationship between digital games and learning along the continuum from formal to informal learning. Games are an increasingly important component of our learning ecologies but their potential can prove difficult to fully harness due to the downsides of gaming in informal contexts and to the limitations games can present…
Descriptors: Computer Games, Risk, Learning Processes, Correlation
