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Photorealistic editorial photograph of a learner revisiting an ecological systems game as event logs shift from short-term fixes toward sustainable strategies
Conference Paper2021
Conference Paper 31

Repeated game sessions revealed shifts between short-term and self-sustaining strategies

Jennifer Scianna, David Gagnon, Mariah A. Knowles

2nd International Conference on Quantitative Ethnography (ICQE 2020)

How incorporating game events into ENA can visualize changes in complex-systems play across repeated sessions. Repeated play showed significant differences in responses to game events and patterns consistent with greater attention to temporally distant phenomena and sustainable strategies. Selected repeat players and in-game traces do not independently establish durable systems understanding, and logged strategies require interpretation within the game's mechanics.

game learning analyticssystems thinkingevent logs
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