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2 reports, presentations and talks by Chinese Academy of Sciences in the Game Industry Library, the newest “Beyond the Player: Didactical Mechanics for Teacher Agency in Game-Based Language Learning” (2026).

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Beyond the Player: Didactical Mechanics for Teacher Agency in Game-Based Language Learning

Beyond the Player: Didactical Mechanics for Teacher Agency in Thomas Barlebo Frøsig Margarida Romero LINE Lab Iiia Université Côte d'Azur CSIC Nice, France Barcelona, Spain [email protected] [email protected] Abstract it possible to create a gameloop consisting of players talking to In this study we introduce…

Université Côte d'AzurOct 2026
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Pedalling With Purpose: Relational Action in Children's VR Cycling Exergames

Pedalling With Purpose: Relational Action in Children's VR Mingxuan Jin Min Zhou Xiaolan Peng School of Computer Science and School of Computer Science and Institute of Software, Chinese Informatics Informatics Academy of Sciences Cardif University Cardif University Beijing, China Cardif, United Kingdom Cardif, United Kingdom…

  • In children's VR cycling exergames, physical exertion is most effectively motivated when framed as 'relational action'—effort directed toward, with, for, or against game characters rather than simple movement or task completion.
  • A pilot study of 16 children demonstrated that narrative elements transform bodily effort into meaningful action by positioning the player as a helper, mediator, or challenger within a social context.
  • Designers should prioritize 'relational targets'—such as an ally needing help or an antagonist requiring pursuit—to provide social destinations for physical exertion that do not require complex game controls.
Cardiff UniversityOct 2026

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