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Persona.EducationalStrategiesInSeriousGamesr1.29 - 18 Jul 2016 - 16:04 - GregorioIvanoff

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Keywords: design of serious games, shared practical understanding, social literacy practices, game-based learning, multi-lingual environments, change in communication, communication in ambiguity, learning games, learning flexibility, educational services, mobile learning, tax policy, educational policies, competitive dynamics, game design, serious games, learning purposes, literacy change, assessment strategies, student achievement, educational experience, learning experiences, multilingual environments, academic experience, difference, Jane McGonigal

Palavras-chave: profissão em jogos, pesquisa em educação, jogos sérios, movimento em educação, acesso à informação, hábitos de estudo, educação em pesquisas tecnológicas

Brazil: mercado de games no Brasil

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