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EnglishProducing video games to teach: Possible or not? Julian ALVAREZ, Etienne-Armand AMATO, Sophie de QUATREBARBES, Elena PASQUINELLI,, Olivier RAMPNOUX, Jean-Marc LABAT, Yann COGAN, Antoine BEZBORODKO, Olivier LESCURIEUX - 2010
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Support : ConférencesAuthor(s) : Julian ALVAREZ, Etienne-Armand AMATO, Sophie de QUATREBARBES, Elena PASQUINELLI,, Olivier RAMPNOUX, Jean-Marc LABAT, Yann COGAN, Antoine BEZBORODKO, Olivier LESCURIEUX
Editor : Educatec Educatice
Date : 2010
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The aim of the round table is to present a number of serious game creation projects linked to various teaching areas, while highlighting the challenges and constraints involved in their production. Six projects will be at the heart of the round table: Kaisha, Jivé Maths, 2025 Ex Machina, Star Teachers, Donjons&Radon; and the Créteil academy's video game creation competition.
Hosted by
* Julian ALVAREZ, ICT / Serious Game consultant associated with IDATE, researcher at Ludoscience associated with Lutin Userlab,
Speakers:
* Etienne-Armand AMATO, PhD in Information and Communication, educational director at ICAN-ESGI and R&D expert; for the 2025 Ex Machina project,
* Sophie de QUATREBARBES, 2025 Ex Machina project manager,
* Elena PASQUINELLI, PhD in cognitive sciences, scientific coordinator of the Compas group and R&D expert; for the Donjons & Radon project,
* Olivier RAMPNOUX, Lecturer and researcher at the Centre Européen des Produits de l'Enfant and R&D expert; for the Kaisha project,
* Jean-Marc LABAT, Professor of Computer Science at Lip6 and R&D expert; for several serious games projects,
* Yann COGAN, Co-founder of Jivé Création and Jivé Maths project manager,
* Antoine BEZBORODKO, Co-founder of AD-Invaders and project manager for Donjons & Radon ,
* Olivier LESCURIEUX, Managing Director of Voxler and Star Teachers project manager,
Keywords : Serious Game, Education, Communication, Research and Development, Prevention, Awareness, Video game, Teaching
