Games with a scientific purpose

Benjamin M. Good · Andrew I. Su

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Educational Games and Gamification Digital Games and Media Open Source Software Innovations

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The protein folding game Foldit shows that games are an effective way to recruit, engage and organize ordinary citizens to help solve difficult scientific problems.

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2012Reality is broken: why games make us better and how they can change the world 2008Designing games with a purpose

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