In this paper we present a collaborative serious game for conflict management training in a
role-playing scenario. The game ColCoMa (Collaborative Conflict Management) engages …

This paper presents an approach to supporting group reflection in a virtual role-playing
environment with intelligent support designed for the training customer complaint …

The concept of Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL) has been researched
for many years with CSCL being an interesting alternative to traditional collaborative …

This paper describes a prototype of a two-player collaborative 2D puzzle game, designed to
elicit task-oriented situated dialog. In this game players use a text-based chat to coordinate …

For collaborative learning scenarios to be successful many factors are necessary, like group
formation, the setup of the group task, and the team members' ability and willingness to work …

Computer games are currently one of the computer science applications with the highest
amount of users. The “serious gaming” approach tries to use the attraction (ie the fun factor) …

This contribution reports the results of an empirical study on computer-supported
collaborative problem. Twenty pairs of subjects had to play a mystery solving game in a text …

Virtual role-playing games can provide an authentic experience of situated learning and
allow for trying out different problem-solving and communication strategies without …

Serious Games (SG) are more and more used for training in various domains, and notably in
the crisis management domain. Crisis management can gather several hundred …

Success in human–agent interaction will to a large extent depend on the ability of the system
to cooperate with humans over repeated tasks. It is not yet clear how cooperation between …