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Deploying Serious Games for Management in Higher Education: lessons learned and good practices

Jannicke Baalsrud Hauge · Francesco Bellotti · Rob J. Nadolski · Riccardo Berta · Maira B. Carvalho

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Deployment of serious games (SGs) and their insertion in higher education (HE) curricula is still low. The lacks papers describing deployment of SGs in HE critically showing educational benefits and providing guidelines and good practices for their use. With the present work, we intend to make a fi

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