Towards a 3D Virtual Game for Learning Object-Oriented Programming Fundamentals and C++ Language - Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Results

Djelil, Fahima; Albouy-Kissi, Benjamin; Albouy-Kissi, Adélaïde; Sanchez, Éric; Lavest, Jean‐Marc

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“…This analysis aims to evaluate the distance between the target situation (the knowledge to be taught) and the source situation (the game situation induced by Progo). Although several empirical studies have been conducted to analyse the use of Progo and its learning effectiveness (Djelil et al, 2015;Djelil et al, 2017;Djelil et al, 2019), we do not focus in this study on the analysis of the learning experience, but we rather aim to analyse the game design based on the didactic transposition model.…”

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Game design and didactic transposition of knowledge. The case of progo, a game dedicated to learning object-oriented programming

Djelil

Sanchez

2022

Educ Inf Technol

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Game design and didactic transposition of knowledge. The case of progo, a game dedicated to learning object-oriented programming

Djelil

Sanchez

2022

Educ Inf Technol

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“…Tricot and other scholars in 2003 proposed three dimensions for evaluating learning games based on product intention of use: usability, usefulness, and acceptability [36]. In other words, whether users are positive or negative regarding the product, their "intention" of use depends on many parameters: motivation, affects, culture, and values.…”

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“…In other words, whether users are positive or negative regarding the product, their "intention" of use depends on many parameters: motivation, affects, culture, and values. Assessing dimensions were proposed based on context-based factors such as the availability of specific resources and technologies, the organization of the curriculum, the time devoted to the use of the learning game, and the use of additional resources, depending on the ease of use, utility, and acceptability [36]. Similarly, game-based learning crowdfunding campaigns can be assessed based on the representation, organization, educational content, and context of related resources in the campaign's funding proposal.…”

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“…In this study, Usefulness is concerned with pedagogical effectiveness [36]. This category evaluates the learning game's impact on the learner's knowledge and skills.…”

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“…There were three criteria in this study: Representation mode, Narrative, and Interactivity (Table 1). Acceptance refers to the decision to use the learning game [36]. This category is related to assessing the value of the learning game and includes attitudes and opinions about the learning artifact.…”

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Towards a 3D Virtual Game for Learning Object-Oriented Programming Fundamentals and C++ Language - Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Results

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Game design and didactic transposition of knowledge. The case of progo, a game dedicated to learning object-oriented programming

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Using Technology Acceptance Model to Analyse the Successful Crowdfunding Learning Game Campaigns

Methods and Means of Training Object-Oriented Programming in Higher Education Institutions

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