Volker Tolkmitt

According to our database, Volker Tolkmitt authored at least 6 papers between 2021 and 2024.

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2024

The Game Effect: Comparison of Game and Nongame Learning Environments Using the Example of "Arctic Economy".

Ruben Till Wittrin, Benny Platte, Christian Roschke, Marc Ritter, Maximilian Eibl, Carolin Isabel Steiner, Volker Tolkmitt

IEEE Trans. Learn. Technol., 2024

2021

Comparison of Serious Games with Established Strategy Games in the Context of Knowledge Transfer.

Ruben Wittrin, Volker Tolkmitt, Maximilian Eibl, Paul Pfleger, Rasmus Wittrin, Benny Platte, Christian Roschke, Marc Ritter

Proceedings of the Serious Games - Joint International Conference, 2021

Students' Perspectives on Web-Based Content Delivery: Using Learning Management Systems in Higher Education: Examining students' course acceptance and self-perceived learning success using a first semester course taught at German university as a case study.

Ruben Till Wittrin, Volker Tolkmitt, Carolin Isabel Steiner

Proceedings of the ICEEL 2021: 5th International Conference on Education and E-Learning, Virtual Event, Japan, November 5, 2021

Exploratory Study of Established Strategy Games in the Context of Knowledge Transfer Based on Selected Learning Objects from the Economic Field.

Ruben Wittrin, Christian Roschke, Volker Tolkmitt, Marc Ritter

Proceedings of the 6th IEEE Congress on Information Science and Technology, 2021

Game-Based Learning Using the Example of Finanzmars.

Simon Josiek, Sebastian Schleier, Tobias Steindorf, Ruben Wittrin, Manuel Heinzig, Christian Roschke, Volker Tolkmitt, Marc Ritter

Proceedings of the 6th IEEE Congress on Information Science and Technology, 2021

Identifying Optimization Potential in the Field of Learning and Game Design by Using the Example of a Pre-Alpha Prototype of "Arctic Economy".

Ruben Till Wittrin, Volker Tolkmitt, Ephraim Linke, Carolin Isabel Steiner, Maximilian Eibl, Marc Ritter

Proceedings of the CHI PLAY '21: The Annual Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play, 2021