Résumé—Nous décrivons un prototype de système de dialogue qui simule un patient lors d’une consultation médicale, et dont l’objectif est la formation des personnels de santé. L’entrée se fait par saisie au clavier et la sortie est vocale. Nous insistons ici sur les méthodes mises en place pour mener un dialogue naturel afin d’éviter de créer un sentiment de lassitude chez l’utilisateur. Le d
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Mots-clés : Patient virtuel, Dialogue humain-machine, Langue naturelle
Dans cet article, nous examinons comment quatorze lieux de patrimoine ont recours à des serious games comme outil de médiation culturelle. Notre modèle d’analyse en trois temps (données, processus, aboutissement) se penche sur les types de contenus dispensés, sur les caractéristiques des jeux ainsi que sur leurs objectifs cognitifs, affectifs et communicatifs. Références (1) : Alvarez J., Djaouti D. et Rampnoux O. (2011), Ty
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Mots-clés : Patrimoine, Médiation culturelle, Education, Serious Game
The reiterating demographical statistics have been consistent in elaborating the growing rate of the aged population in both developing and developed countries. Currently, steady increase in lifespan of certain populations has been observed which further exacerbates this trend. Governments and other stakeholders in health care have embraced solutions from various disciplines in improving the wellbeing of their elderly citizenry. Serious Games (SGs) are games that have been designed to accomplish
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Mots-clés : Serious Games, elderly health care, eHealth
Diabetes Mellitus Type 1 is a disease that mainly affects children and adolescents and if not handled carefully can lead to several complications . It is therefore proposed the use of a Serious Game for Health , in order to help these children in the learning process about the disease. Références (1) : ALVAREZ, J. et al. Serious games: Training & teaching-healthcare-defence & security-information & communication. IDATE, France, 2010.
Mots-clés : Diabetes, Games, Serious Games, Health Games
This qualitative research is part of a learning effort to better understand how serious games are exploited in a science education context. The research team examined this issue by focusing on augmented reality as a technological innovation imbedded on a tablet. Given the current state of knowledge related to serious games and augmented reality, and given the fact that its use in the context of teaching/learning is not extended, this paper focuses on an initial exploration of how a new teaching
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Mots-clés : Mobile learning, Augmented reality (Réalité augmentée), Serious games, Design-based research, Physics
From programming ‗home-brew‘ games, to modifying the content of existing commercial titles, digital gaming can be regarded as a potential gateway into more serious uses of computers; welcoming some while repelling others. The socio-demographic makeup of computer science, games development and related areas of work are of interest to feminist scholars of culture. In light of skills shortages, industry is also interested in increasing women and ethnic minorities‘ participation in
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Mots-clés : Games
Usage des Jeux sérieux ou « serious game »Entre jeu vidéo et e-formation En 2008, la SDTICE a réalisé un dossier, mis en ligne sur le site Eduscol, consacré aux jeux sérieux ou aux « serious game ». Cette expression semble montrer une volonté de combiner plaisir et apprentissage à la fois. Cet même année, celui-ci est rentré dans les programmes scolaires en tant qu’o
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Conférence exposant la notion de Health Game, les approches théoriques et les tendances du marché.
Mots-clés : Serious Game, Health Game, Santé, Marché
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Mots-clés : Serious Game, Santé, Health game, Formation
Abstract:Wrist injuries are a common and frequent health issue requiring rehabilitation. Occupational and physical therapists create individual exercises for their patients, which include both ambulatory/stationary and home exercises. Practice and literature show, however, that autonomously performed exercises are likely not carried out accurately and may endanger progress of rehabilitation. We propose the design of WristDroid - an Android-based serious game to leverage execution of home exercis
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Mots-clés : serious games, injuries, medical computing, patient rehabilitation, patient treatment