Supporting Applied Drama and Epistemic Games over the Net

James Tulip; Terence Bossomaier

Supporting Applied Drama and Epistemic Games over the Net

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Abstract

Applied drama and epistemic games are used to train skilled personnel to respond appropriately in real world situations. They do this by requiring players to enact the roles of participants in actual situations. Applied drama in addition uses a director to guide enactments and moves participants between 'in role' and 'out of role' activities in order to analyze and reflect on the interactions of the actual participants. We identify the requirements to integrate applied drama concepts with epistemic games in an online networked environment and develop a framework to facilitate rapid construction of training scenarios by discipline based personnel.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	WAMS2010
Place of Publication	Rio de Janeiro
Publisher	WAMS10
Pages	339-344
Number of pages	6
ISBN (Electronic)	9788528501353
Publication status	Published - 2010
Event	International Workshop on Applied Modelling and Simulation (WAMS) - Rio de Janeiro Duration: 05 May 2010 → 07 May 2010

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Workshop	International Workshop on Applied Modelling and Simulation (WAMS)
Period	05/05/10 → 07/05/10

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