Thursday, June 28
1:30 PM-2:30 PM
MDT
Mt. Elbert

Determining Game Success: A Delphi Study

Roundtable ID: 36068
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    Dana Ruggiero
    Purdue University
  2. Chris Mong
    Purdue University
  3. William Watson
    Purdue University

Abstract: Computer and video games are can provide context and motivation for student learning. Educational games are not inherently successful at either education or entertainment, however. This study seeks to obtain information about the design, development, and distribution of educational games directly from individuals experienced in working with these games. The Delphi method will be employed to discover key factors for a game’s success in order to further the growing discussion about educational game creation.

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