From Story-Telling to Educational Gaming: The Bamiyan Valley Case
| Year | 2008 |
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Preserving the knowledge of previous generations and passing it to new generations is challenging. This process is usually based on an educational system or in any other kind of face-to-face tradition. However, developing countries usually face a lack of well educated people so that this process is hindered. This is even more problematic for countries having recently struggled through times of war. Hence, we apply a community-centered approach to capturing expert knowledge in non-linear digital stories and repurposing it in the shape of educational games. In particular, we support the vocational training of local employees within a cultural heritage community that aims at preserving Bamiyan Valley in Afghanistan.
Details
F. Li, J. Zhao, T. K. Shih R. Lau, Q. Li, D. McLeod (Eds.) Advances in Web Based Learning - ICWL 2008, Proceedings, Jinhua, China, August 2008, LNCS 5145, Springer, pp. 253--264
Authors
- Marc Spaniol
- Yiwei Cao
- Ralf Klamma
- P. Moreno-Ger
- B. Fernández Manjón
- J. Luis Sierra
- Georgios Toubekis
Presented at
ICWL 2008, 2008 , Jinhua , CN.
Published in
Advances in Web Based Learning , by F. Li, J. Zhao, T. K. Shih R. Lau, Q. Li, D. McLeod , p. 253--264 ; Springer , DE .
Professorships for Dr. Rihan Hai and Svetlana Matiouk 