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Games to support problem-based learning

How can a game be used to motivate students towards a specific scientific area and, at the same time, support those students in the development of personal and social skills? eCity online game is an educational platform based on a city simulation engine designed to support Problem Based Learning (PB...

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Main Authors:	Andrade, A., Gouveia, D., Nogueira, F., Russo, P., Vaz de Carvalho, C.
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