Design para acessibilidade e inclusão

Collaboration between generations in alternate reality games

Hausknechtho, Simone; Kaufman, David;

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There has been limited research that explores intergenerational play especially in the context of digital games. In this paper, we explore the idea of using alternate reality games (ARGs) for collaborative learning betweenplayers from different generations. ARGs provide an opportunity for engaging, immersive, gameplay where collaboration is often required. First, we describe the role of serious games for older adults and intergenerationallearning. Second, we describe ARGs as a new type of game for collaborative learning and articulate a series of design considerations for creating ARGs for intergenerational learning. These games focus on ways to promotecollaboration by blurring the boundaries between real life and the game, utilizing collaborative storytelling, and using demographic-specific mixed media.

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DOI: 10.5151/9788580393040-03

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HAUSKNECHTHO, Simone; KAUFMAN, David; "Collaboration between generations in alternate reality games", p. 37 -46. In: Design para acessibilidade e inclusão. São Paulo: Blucher, 2018.
ISBN: 9788580393040, DOI 10.5151/9788580393040-03