There is great interest in leveraging video games to improve student engagement and
motivation. However, educational games are not uniformly effective, and little is known about …

Advances in technology have made it possible to trace players' actions and behaviors (as
user-generated data) within online serious gaming environments for performance …

Video games are increasingly recognized as a compelling platform for instruction that could
be leveraged to teach students at scale. Hint systems that provide personalized feedback to …

Computer-based educational games can provide engaging designed experiences for
learning (Squire, 2006; Gee, 2003), affording rich performance data situated in a meaningful …

Educational technology requires a delivery mechanism to scale. One method that has not
yet seen widespread use is the educational campaign: large-scale, short-term events …

Telemetry opens new possibilities for the assessment of serious games through the
continuous, unobtrusive, monitoring of in-game behavior. Data obtained through telemetry …

Games can be rich environments for learning and can elicit evidence of students' conceptual
understanding and inquiry processes. Illuminating students' content-specific gameplay …

Knowing which players will stop playing is important for online game companies. Players
generate massive amounts of behavior data every day. Can we mine this data to predict if …

Games are now ubiquitous, and educational games are becoming increasingly prevalent.
Like other games, educational video games attract participants from different ethnicities and …

Large-scale online experiments can test generalizable theories about how designs affect
users. While online software companies run hundreds of thousands of experiments every …