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    Designing an Educational Game Application for Learning Receptive Fingerspelling

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    Author
    Bustos-Estefan, Jorge
    Kahn, Russell; Thesis Adviser
    Yucel, Ibrahim; Second Reader
    Keyword
    educational games
    game design
    gamification
    instructional design
    game design frameworks
    UI
    user interface
    UX
    user experience
    prototyping
    mobile apps
    active learning
    tangential learning
    cognitive learning principles
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    2019-05
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/960
    Abstract
    The goal of this project is to design an educational game application to learn receptive fingerspelling. The design product is presented as a series of screenshots and diagrams in these pages and also as an online interactive prototype through which the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) are demonstrated. Current research in the field of game design recommends using game design frameworks to help designers in their undertaking as well as to facilitate discussion of game design among designers, researchers, critics, and players. The MDA framework (aka mechanics, dynamics, and aesthetics) was applied when designing this app. Instructional design concepts were examined and evaluated on how to foster the pedagogy of the educational game. Active learning, tangential learning, and a range of cognitive learning principles were integrated into the design. Universal principles of design were also implemented. The result is the design of an app containing a section involving gameplay as well as two sections that do not involve gameplay, one for learning the manual alphabet and one for practice drills.
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    A project presented to College of Arts and Sciences Information Design and Technology Program in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Science degree.
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