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Friday, July 10 • 10:30am - 11:30am
Where the Rubber Meets the (Cross)Road: Insights into Game-Based Learning & Assessment Design

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Where the Rubber Meets the (Cross)Road: Insights into Game-Based Learning & Assessment Design
V. Elizabeth Owen, Kristen E. DiCerbo, Michelle M. Riconscente, Elizabeth Kline, Erin Hoffman, G. Tanner Jackson, Maria Bertling

Human agency—the power to shape a course of action (Bandura, 2006)—has long been held central to empowered, self-regulated learning (Pintrich, 1999). Implicit in this choice-centered learning is the ability to take different pathways towards a solution, a key affordance of games as a medium to deliver engaging, effective educational experiences (c.f. Salen & Zimmerman, 2004). The work in this symposium reflects a holistic design goal in game-based learning—integrated learning and assessment which can support multiple pathways to learning. This integrated design is discussed from four perspectives: teacher-facing UI design, learning game design (integrated instruction & assessment), psychometric assessment analysis, and exploratory data mining of unexpected learner patterns.

Speakers
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Kristen DiCerbo

Vice President, Learning Research and Design, Pearson
Kristen is the Vice-President of Education Research at Pearson, working to integrate learning science research into digital products. Her personal research program centers around game-based assessment, specifically the collaborative design of games as both learning and assessment... Read More →
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G. Tanner Jackson

Educational Testing Service
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Elizabeth Owen

Learning Data Scientist, Learning Data Discovery
Elizabeth Owen holds a PhD in Digital Media (School of Education) from UW-Madison, focused on game-based learning analytics. Currently the Director of Learning and Data Science at Age of Learning, she's committed to optimizing adaptive learning systems through applied machine learning... Read More →


Friday July 10, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am CDT
Class of '24

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