D2.1 2nd User requirements for gamification of prosocial learning
D2.1 2nd User requirements for gamification of prosocial learning
The document describes the requirements for the gamification of prosocial learning. A conceptual framework is defined that is derived from multidisciplinary perspectives (pedagogy, psychology, teaching practitioners, game designers) of prosociality as the basis for understanding the technical and operational requirements for creating games to teach prosocial skills in schools. The conceptual framework provides the theoretical foundation for technical work developing a platform for prosocial gaming and innovation in the delivery of such games to schools
Vuillier, Laura
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Cook, Chrissy
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Dimaraki, Evangelia
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Cobello, Stefano
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Boniface, Michael
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Parsons, Sarah
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24 June 2016
Vuillier, Laura
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Cook, Chrissy
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Star, Kam
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Dimaraki, Evangelia
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Cobello, Stefano
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Boniface, Michael
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Parsons, Sarah
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Vuillier, Laura, Cook, Chrissy, Star, Kam, Dimaraki, Evangelia, Cobello, Stefano, Boniface, Michael and Parsons, Sarah
(2016)
D2.1 2nd User requirements for gamification of prosocial learning
Cambridge, GB.
ProsocialLearn
76pp.
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The document describes the requirements for the gamification of prosocial learning. A conceptual framework is defined that is derived from multidisciplinary perspectives (pedagogy, psychology, teaching practitioners, game designers) of prosociality as the basis for understanding the technical and operational requirements for creating games to teach prosocial skills in schools. The conceptual framework provides the theoretical foundation for technical work developing a platform for prosocial gaming and innovation in the delivery of such games to schools
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Published date: 24 June 2016
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IT Innovation
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/404112
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Laura Vuillier
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Chrissy Cook
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Kam Star
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Evangelia Dimaraki
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Stefano Cobello
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