[Air-l] Children in the role as key information providers for research projects Lolichen P.J. / Child Rights Information Network (CRIN) , 2006

[Heleen van der Klink]

That's a great article, Thanks Jeremy!

At this moment I am investigating if a educational game can improve
the social skills of
children with social and/ or emotional problems. This game will be
used by their teachers as moral/ citizenship education and the
objective is to improve their social skills.

I will specifically look into how they experience the game and
therefore I am investigating the magic circle concept. I would like to
know how this game can be that intrinsic motivating that they stay
inside the magic circle.

Therefore I would like to ask anyone on this list to send me
interesting articles, if you can think of some.

kind regards,

Heleen van der Klink
Master Student New Media
University of Amsterdam

collaborative blog:
http://mastersofmedia.hum.uva.nl



2006/11/24, Jeremy Hunsinger <jhuns at vt.edu>:
> Here is a paper some people might find useful, it just popped up in
> the blogosphere, so i'm reposting before I've read it.
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> Children in the role as key information providers for research projects
> Lolichen P.J. / Child Rights Information Network (CRIN) , 2006
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> Doc=DOC22730&Resource=f1
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