US EditionArgentine Scientists Develop Video Games to Prevent Grooming and Bullying
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The aim is to make it a playful tool that provides useful cognitive and social skills to address these problems. CONICET, Universidad Austral and UADE participate. Two research projects of the National Council of Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET), Universidad Austral (UA) and Universidad Argentina de la Empresa (UADE) are committed to the use of video games and virtual simulations to prevent complex problems such as grooming and bullyi…
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MetadataTwo research projects of the National Council of Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET), the Austral University (UA) and the Argentine University of the Company (UADE), are committed to the use of video games and virtual simulations to prevent complex problems such as grooming and bullying. Both initiatives, indicated by CONICET, are in a 50% progress in their development and are part of the approach of “Serious Games” or “serious video gam…
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