Computer games and simulations for adult learning: Case studies from practice

Sara de Freitas; C. Savill-Smith; J. Attewell

Computer games and simulations for adult learning: Case studies from practice

Sara de Freitas, C. Savill-Smith, J. Attewell

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Abstract

The use of computer games and simulations by young people is commonplace. This research report investigates their use by learners aged 16 and upwards in a number of different settings, eg in education, science and business, for surgery and for military training. Each game is discussed with reference to widening participation in learning. The findings of this report will be of interest to teachers and trainers currently using, or hoping to use, computer games and simulations with their learners, and also to managers and policy makers in the field of adult learning.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Learning and Skills Network
ISBN (Print)	9781845725235
Publication status	Published - 2006

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Keywords

adult learning
computer games

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