Digital Game Design Process for the Concept of Area.

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Title: Digital Game Design Process for the Concept of Area.
Authors: Alkan, Selçuk1 selcuka10144@gmail.com, Ada, Tuba2 tvuzugul@anadolu.edu.tr
Source: International Journal for Technology in Mathematics Education. 2023, Vol. 30 Issue 2, p55-73. 19p.
Subject Terms: *Mathematics teachers, *Mathematics education, *Mathematics students, *Active learning, Digital technology
Abstract: Designing a digital game using method, activities, contexts and problems which have been proved to be effective in mathematics education jor a long time, will increase the effectiveness and success of the game. The purpose of this study was to reflect the digital game design process for the area concept. The design - based research method ivas used in the study. The digital game ll 'as developed by the researchers in a circular design process including the design. analysis, evaluation, and revision. In the design process, preliminary concepts, skills, and the way to teach them were determined with the help of the literature on the concept of area aimed to be taught ria the digital game, and then the mechanics and context of the game were designed linder the supervision of three instructors of mathematics. After the design stage, fifteen students were asked to play the game in order to evaluate it. The findings showed that it is important to refer to tile literature and to involve mathematics instructors in the process of creating a digital game by considering how such a game should be in terms of mathematics. Getting help from students with different socio-economic levels during the game design phase 11'ill help the development of the educational and game structure ofthe game. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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