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(Nottingham University Business School)

The application of management simulation and gaming in classroom teaching.

Several studies have shown that business game usage in higher education has grown continuously. Little is known, however, about… (463 word resource by Kim Tan; January 2006).

 

Students' perceptions of how games and case methods enhance their learning.

To enhance student learning, many researchers in recent years have suggested the use of games (and simulation). Research has… (482 word resource by Kim Tan; September 2006).

 

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