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Support : Références scientifiquesAuteur(s) : M'hammed Ali Oulhaci, Erwan Tranvouez, Sébastien Fournier, Bernard Espinasse
Editeur : Research Challenges in Information Science (RCIS), 2013 IEEE Seventh International Conference on
Date : 2013
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Description
Serious Games (SG) are more and more used for training in various domains, especially in crisis management domain. In order to improve training results, learner assessment can provide insights on what went right or wrong during a training session. Learner assessment requires monitoring (data acquisition in a virtual environment) and supporting learners' feedback (on learners' decisions and actions), which Intelligent Tutoring Systems address as a main issue, as a mean to individualise learning. In this paper, to enhance learning and pedagogy in virtual environment of collaborative serious games for crisis management, we propose a distributed and multicriteria evaluation approach supported both at modelling and software level by a multi-agent system (MAS). In the context of collaborative serious games for crisis management, this supported assessment has to consider individual and collective assessment. The multi-agent based assessment method proposed is integrated in a serious game developed in the SIMFOR project dedicated to crisis management. An illustrative example is presented to describe the evaluation process.
Références (1) :
J. Alvarez and D. Djaouti, "An introduction to serious game-definitions and concepts," in Proceedings of Serious Games & Simulation for Risks Management Workshop. LARSEN Science, December 2011.
Mots-clés : Crisis management, Learner assessment, Multi-agent system, Serious Game