An Exploration of the Attitude and Learning Effectiveness of Business College Students towards Game Based Learning / Chiung-Sui Chang, Ya-Ping Huang and Fei-Ling Chien.

This study aimed to explore the attitude and learning effectiveness in game based simulations from college students' perspective. The participants included 189 business college students in Taiwan. The main instrument employed in this study was McDonald's video game. Additionally, participa...

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Main Authors: Chang, Chiung-Sui, Huang, Ya-Ping (Author), Chien, Fei-Ling (Author)
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Language:English
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