Authors observe children designing games at school to analyze collaboration and digital skills. Reports indicate higher motivation and interesting results regarding teamwork.
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Antti Autio
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Arnau S.
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Ben Yaxley
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Elisa
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Elisa Wiik
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Heini Mäkelä
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HGrasmo
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Joel Karjalainen
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Johanna Koljonen Pedersen
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Joonas Laine
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Kalle Laakso
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Kati Alha
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Kristian
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Matt
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Mikko Perälä
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Mikko Seppänen
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Millla Keski-Säntti
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Minja Janger
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Nader Amraie
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Nelli Hemmilä
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Niilo Kajala
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Rafael Gutierrez
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Sara Mortazavi
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Suvi K
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Tatu Naumanen
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Teoman Kars
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Eleven motivations of play were found in this research, some more obvious than others.
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Deception is a board game bordering creativity and logic, set in a murder mystery. Whether you’re a detective, a silent …
Thanks a lot, Tolkien: Stereotypes and Identity Construction in CRPG’s
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5-minute horror experience – SEPTEMBER 1999
In this terrifying story, everything is captured through an old camera.
Step into the room if you dare, but be prepared to fight
Find your path through the castle, solve a mystery and be a hero.
Very Simplified Chaos, A Review of Dungeon Mayhem
Looking for an entertaining game with your friends? It might be a simple game, but Dungeon Mayhem is definitely worth …
A quick dip into the intersections of Tabletop-roleplaying and franchised movies: Dungeons & Dragons
Do you know this feeling when you meet strangers with weird abilities, and you immediately want to head for a …
Escaping from a haunting castle – a review of We Were Here
Solve puzzles and communicate to survive in We Were Here – a co-op adventure that will test your teamwork like …
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