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Direct linkManal Kharbouch; Ambrosio Toval; Francisco Garcia-Sanchez; Alberto Garcia Berna; Jose Luis Fernandez Aleman – IEEE Transactions on Education, 2024
Contribution: This article provides evidence on the influence of serious games (SGs) in software engineering (SE) education on students' scores, exam attendance, and chance of passing. It also highlights the impact of teachers' experience with the implementation of SGs as a learning approach on the aforementioned metrics. Background: Although…
Descriptors: Game Based Learning, Computer Software, Scores, Tests
