Game mechanics

Operating system

Mathematics education

Coursework

Video game design

Biology

Computer science

Game art design

Process (computing)

Paleontology

Set (abstract data type)

Mobile device

Game Developer

Game design document

Context (archaeology)

World Wide Web

Android (operating system)

Scope (computer science)

Psychology

Programming language

Game design

Educational game

Multimedia

Video game development

Nowadays, computer games are played in a technology-rich environment equipped with laptops, smart phones, game consoles (mobile and stationary), set-top boxes, and other digital devices. It is believed that the intrinsic motivation for games in young people can be combined with educational content and objectives into what Prensky calls “digital game-based learning” [1]. In recent years especially, the innovative mobile electronic products, such as phones and Android phones, present new opportunities for Game- Based Learning (GBL). These devices can be combined with game content to be played in different locations such as classrooms, offices, homes, and outside, for formal and/or informal learning. Further, new game development tools, including some game editors, simplify the game development process and even let game players create their own games without programming. In this context, not only can a game be used for learning, but game development can also be used as assignments in education.This thesis invest...

IMPROVEMENT OF A LECTURE GAME CONCEPT - Implementing Lecture Quiz 2.0