Ciao, Roma! Conference paper on Detecting Play and Learning Styles accepted

Earlier this month we received news that our conference paper was accepted to the International Conference on Computer Supported Education (CSEDU) to be held in Rome on April 21-23, 2016. The paper reports the latest results of our investigation on play and learning styles. The paper details are as follows:

  • Authors: Renny Lindberg & Teemu H. Laine
  • Title: Detecting Play and Learning Styles for Adaptive Educational Games
  • Conference:  CSEDU 2016 — International Conference on Computer Supported Education

In the paper, we compare various play and learning style models, choose one of each (Bartle; Honey & Mumford), build a questionnaire instrument based on the models, and use the questionnaire to measure the distribution of play and learning styles in a population of South Korean elementary school children. These results will be applied in the development of an adaptive programming education game, Minerva, which is part of our ongoing project Learning-Aware Adaptation Framework for Programming Education.

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