@inbook{b8f3c5111f8c4273b57184a7544e14a8,
title = "The simulation triad",
abstract = "simulations, role plays and games as modes for learning. It describes the development of a framework calledthe Simulation Triad which is used to better define online role play by positioning it in relation to simulationand games as a teaching method. For designers of online simulations, the Simulation Triad, and thecomplementary Design Space Framework, will illustrate design choices around problems, rules and roles, clarifying that designs for role-based simulation emphasise interaction between roles to resolve a problemrather than focus on rules that solve a problem. The examples in this chapter will demonstrate how role-basedsimulation, with its emphasis on student-to-student interaction and group work to research authenticproblems, is a learning design for transforming university teaching into learning.",
keywords = "Online role play, simulation, role-based e-learning",
author = "Sandra Wills",
note = "Includes bibliographical references ",
year = "2012",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781907471674",
series = "The Learning in Higher Education series ",
publisher = "Libri Publishing",
pages = "23--40",
editor = "Claus Nygaard and Courtney, {Nigel } and Elyssebeth Leigh",
booktitle = "Simulations, games and role play in university education",
edition = "1",
}