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Utiliser, détourner, (faire) créer : 4 approches du jeu à vocation pédagogique (Broacasting our studies)
Plateforme Fun MOOC: Enseigner avec les Serious Games (Broacasting our studies)
Panneau de gestion des cookiesPasser au contenu principalRecherchVous êtes ici:AccueilCoursEnseigner avec les Serious GamesEnseigner avec les Serious GamesRéf. 08007CatégorieEducation et formationCatégorieNumérique et technologieDurée : 7 semainesEffort : 14 heuresRythme: ~2 heures/semaineAucune session ouverteCe que vous allez apprendreÀ la fin de ce cours, vous saurez :Découvrir la notion de « Serious Game » et les diffé [...]Clubs de football et e-sport : analyse croisée des influences et des repositionnements économiques et techniques (Broacasting our studies)
Introduction Depuis Septembre 2016, le Paris St Germain[1], puis l’AS Monaco[2] et enfin l’Olympique Lyonnais[3] se sont lancés respectivement dans l’e-sport en s’offrant leur équipe de pro-gamers. Le rapprochement de ces clubs professionnels français vers l'e-sport n'est pas un cas isolé et s'inscrit dans un mouvement déjà amorcé par d’autres clubs européens : Beşiktaş Jimnas [...]Keywords : Football (Soccer), Video Game, e-sport, Markets, Sport Simulation
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A video game for learning is a complex computer system whose objective is to teach a learner new skills in a specific area of knowledge. Interdisciplinary teams responsible for this type of video game face significant communication and design challenges. They must therefore be able to rely on a formal and well-structured process in order to deal with the delicacy of bringing together education and video games. The method described in this paper combines instructional engineering video game devel [...]Keywords : Serious Game, Video Game, Learning, Instructional Design, Method
The serious game in work integration: A comparative study between conventional method and edutainment method (Broacasting our studies)
Abstract This article focuses on a comparative study between conventional methods and serious games, and their impact on learning and motivation. Two hundred and fifty-one jobseekers including 130 enjoying an edutainment and 121 enjoying a conventional counseling, participated in the study. In addition, we conducted 157 interviews with counselors of professional insertion that accompanied these jobseekers. Our results show a significant difference between serious games and conventional [...]Keywords : Serious game, Insertion, Motivation, Learning, Unemployment
Entraves à l'attitude ludique avec un jeu sérieux intégré dans une formation managériale : un exercice plus qu'un jeu ? (Broacasting our studies)
This article explores the boundary between the world of simulation games (referred to as « serious games »), and work. Our interest was in examining a helicopter simulator integrated game used to train 350 managers per year. This qualitative research, based on the theoretical and methodological framework of the psychosociology of work, aims at understanding the perception which professionals, namely managers, have, of the device and its environment, as well as the way they [...]Keywords : game, exercise, serious game, training, playful attitude
RDU accompaniment model applyed to serious game : confrontation with the ecosystem of secondary education (Broacasting our studies)
Summary. – This study addresses the issue of the appropriation of the Serious Game as technical object, by offering a model identifying a set of accompaniments to promote such a process. This model, called RDU, presents three main types of accompaniments: Realization, Dissemination and Use. Together, they comprise fifteen types of distinct accompaniments. The purpose of this study, after describing its development, is to experience on the field this RDU model applied to the Serious Games. [...]Keywords : Accompaniment, Appropriation, Ecosystem, Education, School, Serious Game, Model