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Tag Archives: ADFA
Investigating: Possible applications of First Person Perspective/Shooter games in education
Yep, it’s this old hobby-horse again but I still believe that FPP/FPS games can prove useful in education. Research into this field is still a little scant but I have found some useful stuff – not just about using these … Continue reading →
Posted in activities, education, experience, first person learner, first person perspective, first person shooter, fps, game design, games, research, simulation, training, VET, what is a game
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Tagged ADFA, AIE, Barlow and Lewis, education, edugames, first person perspective, first person shooter, fpp, fps, Fuchs and Eckermann, games, Oliver and Pelletier
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