A Computer Game Modelling Routing in Computer Networks as Abstract Learning Material in a Blended Learning Environment
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v4i7.1081Keywords:
Blended learning, networks, games based learningAbstract
We use routing in computer networks as an experiment to determine the viability of using a computer game specifically designed to incorporate abstract learning materials as part of a blended learning environment. Routing is the process of determining a data packetâ??s path trough a network. The students participating in the experiment play a short computer game where the word is a network modelled as a labyrinth. The conclusion we draw from the experiment is that overall the students felt that they learned just as much from this as from a traditional lecture/lab, but that they enjoyed this more.
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