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Design Mining for Minecraft Architecture
Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment, 2018 3D construction sandbox games such as Minecraft have provided new opportunities for people to express their creativity. However, individual players have few tools to help them learn about architectural style or how to improve the structure they are building. Ideally, players could utilize tools that capitalize on the large numbers of 3D
Euisun Yoon +3 more
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Using Minecraft to Reconstruct and Roleplay Local History: Intersubjectivity, Temporality, and Tension [PDF]
, 2021 This paper presents a design-based study of pupils’ use of Minecraft in a whole-day school project in social studies involving three seventh-grade classes, student teachers and amateur historians.
Mørch, Anders Irving +2 more
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Collaborative Dialogue in Minecraft [PDF]
Proceedings of the 57th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, 2019 We wish to develop interactive agents that can communicate with humans to collaboratively solve tasks in grounded scenarios. Since computer games allow us to simulate such tasks without the need for physical robots, we define a Minecraft-based collaborative building task in which one player (A, the Architect) is shown a target structure and needs to ...
Anjali Narayan-Chen +2 more
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The Effect of Minecraft Video Game on Students’ English Vocabulary Mastery
Journal of English Teaching and Applied Linguistics, 2021 Vocabulary mastery is important to acquire a language. Learning vocabulary has several barriers that slow down the progress. Minecraft application is used as a new method of learning English vocabulary.
Imam Sudarmaji, Danu Yusuf
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Organic building generation in minecraft [PDF]
Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on the Foundations of Digital Games, 2019 This paper presents a method for generating floor plans for structures in Minecraft (Mojang 2009). Given a 3D space, it will auto-generate a building to fill that space using a combination of constrained growth and cellular automata. The result is a series of organic-looking buildings complete with rooms, windows, and doors connecting them.
Michael Cerny Green +2 more
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Help students learn interpreted Petri nets with Minecraft
Informatics in Education, 2022 Background: Petri nets are a formal specification technique for modelling of control processes and modern flexible manufacturing systems. Interpreted Petri nets take into account input and output signals, allowing to apply them in any control system or ...
Iwona Grobelna +2 more
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Using Minecraft as an educational tool for supporting collaboration as a 21st century skill
Computers and Education Open, 2022 Collaboration is an important 21st century skill, and there is an increasing interest in computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL) in teaching and learning practices regarding the necessary knowledge and skills for 21st century learners.
Renate Andersen, Mikkel Rustad
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Proceedings of the International Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Society Conference, 2022 This paper introduces a novel approach for learning natural language descriptions of scenery in Minecraft. We apply techniques from Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing to create an AI framework called MineObserver for assessing the accuracy ...
Jay Mahajan +3 more
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Manycraft: Massively distributed minecraft [PDF]
2013 12th Annual Workshop on Network and Systems Support for Games (NetGames), 2013 Minecraft is a popular game with more than 20 million paying users and many more playing the free version. However, in today's multiplayer mode, only a few thousand users can play together. For a common setting, when players cannot modify the map, we have designed a distributed system to scale the number of users.
Valero, Mathieu +2 more
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ASEAN Journal of Community Engagement, 2021 The children of today’s generation are considered as digital natives, which means that they have the capacity to navigate technological terrains to the best of their abilities and create online communities in new storyworlds.
Cheeno Marlo Sayuno
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