Sheffield Hallam University
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Sheffield Hallam University is a UK university that publishes research, including reports on serious games and educational technology.
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Whitepaper15 pages
Design of Cryptopol: A Serious Game for Teaching Cryptocurrency Tracing Techniques to Law Enforcement
Cryptopol serves as a specialized serious game designed to bridge the critical training gap for law enforcement agencies tasked with investigating illicit cryptocurrency transactions.
- Cryptopol is a serious game developed by Europol and CENTRIC to train law enforcement in tracing illicit cryptocurrency transactions, including DeFi and NFT-related crimes.
- The platform has successfully trained over 1,500 investigators across 550 agencies in 50 countries.
- The training utilizes a modular, scenario-based architecture that allows for continuous updates to address emerging technological threats in digital financial crime.
Sheffield Hallam UniversityOct 2024
Whitepaper9 pages
Researching Adaptivity for Individual Differences in Numeracy Games
The RAIDING project addresses the fragmentation of research in mathematics education by developing a mobile-based numeracy game that functions as an empirical research platform.
- The RAIDING project is developing a mobile numeracy game that embeds mathematical challenges directly into the core gameplay loop to avoid the superficial integration common in educational software.
- The platform utilizes an adaptive learner model that dynamically adjusts difficulty based on a player's real-time accuracy and response speed.
- To encourage long-term retention and spaced learning, the game incorporates standard free-to-play mechanics such as sessioning and return triggers.
ACM PressOct 2017
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