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From E-Learning to Games-Based E-Learning
Thomas Connolly
, Mark Stansfield
School of Computing, Engineering and Physical Sciences
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Electronic Learning
100%
Game-based E-learning
100%
Game-based
28%
Higher Education
14%
Popular
14%
Young People
14%
Learning Styles
14%
Mobile Phone
14%
World Wide Web
14%
Learning Environment
14%
Approaches to Learning
14%
Forms of Education
14%
Dropout Rate
14%
E-learning Content
14%
Mature Learners
14%
Face-to-face Learning
14%
Internet Gaming
14%
Psychology
Gaming
100%
Mobile Phones
100%
Social Sciences
Electronic Learning
100%
Emotions
11%
Educational Environment
11%
Form of Learning
11%
Pedagogics
11%
Dropout Rate
11%
Mobile Phones
11%
Computer Science
Electronic Learning
100%
Learning Materials
11%
Face Education
11%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
e-Learning
100%
Learning Environment
16%