Search results
1 sty 2015 · To begin unpacking these and other issues, we first want to emphasize how the specific beginning-middle-end structure of anecdotes, legends, lore, and other narrative forms plays an important part in education and culture. Its use in storytelling—and gaming—to disseminate information is not new.
Visual Appeal: Design visually engaging and relevant illustrations that capture your students’ attention. Use appropriate colors, fonts, and visual elements to reinforce the educational content effectively. Relevance to Audience: Tailor the storyboard to your student’s interests, experiences, and age group. Making the content relevant and ...
1 gru 2011 · The resulting DVSL uses an explicit flow representation to help educational game authors (i.e. educators) to design the story-flow of adventure games, while providing specific features for the integration of educational characteristics (e.g. student assessment and content adaptation).
The resulting taxonomy consists of five key dimensions for educational design and teaching strategies within Visual Novels: 1) Teaching Through Choice, 2) Teaching Through Scripted Sequences, 3) Teaching Through Mini-games, 4) Teaching Through Exploration and 5) Non-interactive Teaching.
Interactive narratives are widely used to frame and contextualize education in games. However, the specifics of how their designs aid the learning process and outcomes remains relatively unex-plored. To better understand this space, a study was conducted that focused on one sub-genre of interactive narrative, Visual Novels.
Story Game-Based Learning could be adapted to a variety of different disciplines and learning contexts. The key would be in choosing the right stories and scenarios, adjusting the level of challenge and tailoring aesthetic and intellectual curiosity to fit the needs of your individual learners.
15 wrz 2020 · This work has implications for designers of educational games by classifying the different designs a Visual Novel can employ to teach-ultimately informing how to better present educational...
