This article compares educational role-play and role-playing games in education by examining their definition, similarities in their elements, differences current use, implication of the elements of educational role-play and role-playing games, along with phenomenon unique to role-playing activities shar...
Instead, teachers taught students to play with the emergent text of generative AI as a critical dialectic. 3.1. Ethics As a critically dialectical game, generative AI must first be ethically framed both in terms of its design and use. Consequently, four research participants mentioned teaching ...
The purpose of this study is to examine the sense of school belonging and sportspersonship behaviors of students who participate in traditional children's games. The research was designed using a quasi-experimental model with a pre-test and post-test control group and was conducted over a period...
It assumes that players (agents) are playing a Bayesian game (i.e. games with incomplete information) and adopt strategies based on the anticipated behaviors of others to achieve a Bayesian Nash Equilibrium (BNE). Here, the model agents make decisions based on the possible positions of ...
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Thus, they can be grouped together with: Pen and Touch Input Pen‐based interaction with a screen dates back to the 1950s, which is even further back than the invention of the computer mouse. Pen‐based input never became popular with games on standard‐sized consoles and PCs, even though...
(AS) module, which assigns a score to each candidate answer according to different criteria based on the passages of text retrieved by the Question Answering module, and 3) a Decision Making (DM) module, which chooses the strategy for playing the game according to specific rules as well as ...
One class of such games is “Multi-User Dungeon”, also known as MUDs. MUDs are typically text-based fantasy role-playing games, similar to Dungeons & Dragons. Players for the most part interact with each other, but can also interact with a virtual environment. A character and its ...
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