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Sciences du Jeu, 2014 The differences between game and labor are culturally defined. According to places and cultures, those activities are similarly described as rational layouts of resources to achieve some specific goals, by following rules located into well-structured ...
Victor Potier
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Appareil, 2013 Cet article élabore une nouvelle structure pour permettre d’étudier les jeux (games) comme des lieux de rationalisation sociale, en appliquant la théorie critique de la technologie de Feenberg.
Sara M. Grimes, Andrew Feenberg
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Trois stratégies pour favoriser l’engagement des participants à un MOOC [PDF]
Revue internationale des technologies en pédagogie universitaire, 2015 Les principaux défis des MOOCs se résument souvent au faible taux de réussite (voir Breslow et al., 2013; Gillani, 2013; Karsenti, 2013), aux questions de propriété intellectuelle des contenus de cours (voir EDUCAUSE, 2012; Fowler et Smith, 2013; Porter,
Thierry Karsenti
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Playful Strategies in Print Advertising
Eludamos, 2021 The fact that people are increasingly eager to seek out playful experiences in their everyday lives is part of a trend known as the ludification of culture.
Alysa Karels, Teresa de la Hera
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Play and Gameful Movies: The Ludification of Modern Cinema [PDF]
Games and Culture, 2017 The aim of this article is to advance a conceptual framework of ludification by separating out current thinking to incorporate two noninteractive cinematic areas—playful aesthetics and gameful narratives. Ludification is usually associated with the construction of ludic identities and cultural practices in the usage of new media or with application of ...
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Forum, 2008 In the general frame of a “ludification of culture” (Raessens 1) we are witnessing the rise of hybrid entertainment products such as Facebook Applications, media phenomena difficult to define as “games” or “play”, that carry a large share in the ...
Valentina Rao
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Playful Identities. The Ludification of Digital Media Cultures [PDF]
, 2015 In this edited volume, eighteen scholars examine the increasing role of digital media technologies in identity construction through play. Going beyond computer games, this interdisciplinary collection argues that present-day play and games are not only appropriate metaphors for capturing postmodern human identities, but are in fact the means by which ...
de Mul, Jos +4 more
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Playing in Operations Management
WPOM : Working Papers on Operations Management, 2017 The current model of competency-based learning requires new tools that allow students to develop these competencies and become active subjects of their learning (rather than passive receivers of a contents).
Laura Guitart-Tarrés +6 more
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Sciences du JeuThis paper aims for studying the ludification phenomenon through one of its realizations: the introduction of play in the writing of fan fictions on the Internet. According to the perspective of the "play studies" (Triclot, 2011) and of the "play design"
Fanny Barnabé
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Penser les phénomènes de ludicisation à partir de Jacques Henriot
Sciences du Jeu, 2013 Many neologisms are formed nowadays to think the contagion of play by different spheres of activity (gamification, ludification). Likewise, contemporary theorists (such as Malaby) insist on the necessity to consider play as a changing process ...
Sébastien Genvo
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