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Tornqvist, Dominicus; Wen, Lian; Tichon, Jennifer; Bai, Guangdong – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 2021
There is a healthy research community focused on individual differences to tailor serious games for maximum effect for each person. But there is a comparative lack of research on the scalability of serious games for maximising knowledge saturation in a population. Scalability is critical in many real applications. The authors detail this neglected…
Descriptors: Educational Games, Individual Differences, Learning Processes, Discovery Learning
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Kyei-Blankson, Lydia; Ntuli, Esther; Donnelly, Heather – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 2019
With the growing trends in favor of online course offerings in higher education, it is important that researchers continue to focus on investigating the components vital to effectiveness. Using a survey design, the elements of interaction and presence, and their relationship and influence on student learning in an online course is examined in the…
Descriptors: Online Courses, Interaction, Higher Education, Student Attitudes
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Larsen, Lasse Juel – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 2012
This paper puts forward a new design perspective for game-based learning. The general idea is to abandon the long sought-after dream of designing a closed learning system, where students in both primary and secondary school could learn--without the interference of teachers--whatever subject they wanted while sitting in front of a computer. This…
Descriptors: Educational Environment, Portfolios (Background Materials), Teaching Methods, Reflection
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Verpoorten, Dominique; Westera, Wim; Specht, Marcus – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 2011
This paper provides a theoretical framework for "reflection amplifiers" that are used in online courses. Such reflection amplifiers are intervention techniques that aim at provoking reflective practices in learning, in order to enhance the quality and effectiveness of learning and promote meta-cognition. A literature survey identified a sample of…
Descriptors: Intervention, Educational Objectives, Educational Practices, Classification