Say hello to the ALLS YouTube channel! We’ll be posting software recommendations, research summaries, and more! We hope to see you there!
Many thanks to Dr. Jen Agapito and Mr. Neithan Casano for their production work! Thank you as well to our talented cast (ahem) of faculty and researchers who lent their voices and expertise to this undertaking!
The third volume of Computer-Based Learning in Context is now available!
If you are doing work that investigates how learners’ contexts impact their interactions, as well as around computer-based learning, and how those differences in interaction impact learning, long-term learner outcomes, and educational effectiveness, please consider submitting to us!
Please access the articles for free through this link.
Ryan Baker and Ulrich Boser released a report on High-Leverage Opportunities for Learning Engineering. In it, they discuss “the potential of learning engineering to bring theory and practice of learning forward, including both key areas where learning engineering can bring benefits, and key steps towards making those benefits a reality.”
If you are interested in learning engineering and are looking for ideas for a thesis or indeed an entire research practice, this is a great starting point.
RecoveReef is a game about the coral reef ecosystems and the challenges it faces today.
You can play it on your computer, preferably with mouse and keyboard!
Play it here: https://tissueroll.itch.io/recovereef-refreshed-alpha
Event Management Mayhem is a multiplayer party simulation game that aims to introduce the different roles in event management and show how crucial a member’s role can be. We created each role that the players may choose with their real-life work equivalent to different in-game tasks that can contribute to the success of the game.
The game is created with the intention of educating students unfamiliar with event management basics since standard operations for most student-led organizations in Ateneo have been halted amidst the pandemic.
Game Download Link (Windows Only): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o6nbqC9Hv-bG-QCP2AP5G0kXavxJz7qq/view
1. Download the entire ZIP file
2. Unzip the game
3. Run Event Management Mayhem.exe
4. Press Start
5. Host your own lobby to try the game out for single player
Multiplayer Setup (this may be tedious but you may want to play the game as it was designed to be played):
1. Download Hamachi from https://vpn.net/
2. You may need to restart your computer after installation
3. After installing, create an account and make sure you’re logged in.
4. On Hamachi click Network > Join an existing network
5. We’ll be providing Network Details for each play session here during exhibit hours
