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Mariais, Christelle; Michau, Florence; Pernin, Jean-Philippe – Simulation & Gaming, 2012
To strengthen the motivation of learners, the professional training sector is focusing more and more on game-based learning. In this context, the authors have become interested in the design of Learning Role-Play Game (LRPG) scenarios. The aim of this article is to improve the designers' confidence in the validity of the game-based learning…
Descriptors: Professional Training, Educational Technology, Methods, Models

Corbeil, Pierre – Simulation & Gaming, 1999
Suggests that adult games and children's games are not different entities but constitute a continuous spectrum, whether they are considered as play or learning. Illustrates how this continuity works with examples of real gaming activity observed during 30 years of teaching and experimentation. Concludes with practical considerations on the use of…
Descriptors: Adults, Childrens Games, Computer Games, Educational Games

Holsbrink-Engels, Geralien A. – Simulation & Gaming, 1997
Examines design and evaluation of computer-based role-playing. University students (n=41) were divided into two groups to use instructional programs with and without computer-based role-playing. Findings indicated that computer-based role-playing enhanced interpersonal skills development by employing a conversational model, offering opportunities…
Descriptors: College Students, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Games, Computer Simulation