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A Values and Ethics
Game Simulation Initiative
Collected Research Based Articles and Papers (PDFs)
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Ethics and Robot Design Discussion
Millar, J. (2015). Sketching an ethics evaluation tool for robot design. Draft for discussion
at "We
Robot
2015".
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Ethics Assessment: Teaching Students how to Analyze Ethics
Jackson, X., Jasensky, Z., Liang, V., Moore, M. & Rogers, J. (2015). A joint-venture approach in teaching students how to recognize and analyze ethics. Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
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Ethics Assessment: Principles and Approaches
Nielsen, R., Gurzawska, A. & Brey, P. (2015). Ethical assessment of research and innovation: A comparative analysis of practices
and institutions in the EU and selected other countries. From: Ethical Impact Assessment of Research and Innovation -
SATORI, June 2015.
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Gamification Research: Collected Papers
Birk, M., Mandryk, R., Bowey J. & Buttlar, B., et al. (2015). Researching gamification:
Strategies, opportunities, challenges, ethics.
Included Papers:
- The Effects of Adding Premise and Backstory to
Psychological Tasks
- Mobile Gamification for Experiment Data
Collection: Leveraging the Freemium Model
- Design Considerations for Creating Game-Based
Social Experiments
- BudgetWiser: Gamification Design Opportunities
in the Government Budget Domain
- Gamification Ethics: Exploitation and
Manipulation
- BlobSnake: Gamification of Feature Selection for
Human Activity Recognition
- Gamifying Research on Children’s Understanding
of Law in their Lives
- Experiences with a Gamified Online Questionnaire
for Crowdsourcing Human Recycling Capabilities
- It’s Complicated: The ethics of gamified labor
- Score design for meaningful gamification
- Family Support to Improve Physical Activity in
COPD: Game as a Research Tool
- Measuring User Engagement in an Enterprise
Gamified System
- Moving Beyond the Effectiveness of Gamification
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Gaming in Nursing Education
Graham, I., & Richardson, E. (2008). Experiential gaming to facilitate cultural awareness: its implication for developing emotional caring in nursing. Learning in Health and Social Care, v7(1) 37–45.
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Simulations in Business Ethics Education
Fong, M. (2015). Using technology to support discussions on
sensitive topics in the study of business ethics. Journal of Information Technology Education: Research, 14, 243-256.
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Simulations in Distance Learning: Collected Papers
International Conference on Distance Learning, Simulation and Communication - DLSC 2015 Proceedings. Selected Papers:
- Safe Path Planning Using Cell Decomposition Approximation
- The Cefme Portal ‒ Distance Preparation and Support of the National Administrators
- Possibilities of Educational Processes Simulations in the Virtual Universities Cyberspace
- Ethics and Values Education with the Use of Ict
- Advanced Persistent Threat and Spear Phishing Emails
- Interconnectivity Simulation Tools - Tower Simulator of Air Traffic Controllers
- Java Based Development of Online Experiments
- E-Learning Project ‒ Power Engineering Dictionary
- Distance Learning Using Remote Access
- Blended Learning in Practice
- E-Learning Support for Practical Exercises of Special Measuring Tasks
- E-Learning as Tool of Security Management Preparation
- Computer Modeling and Simulation of Power Mosfet Properties in Interactive E-Learning Course
- Educational Software in Integrated Cognitive Fields
- Use of Simulation in Cooperation Training of Critical Infrastructure Entities
- Professionals Call for Improving Foreign Languages Competence
- Individualized On-Line Education in Stem
- MOOCS ‒ Selected Social and Educational Aspects
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Simulations in Employment Law Education
Strevens, C. & Welch, R. (2014). Simulation and the leaning of the law: Constructing and using an online transactional assessment in employment law. University of Portsmouth.
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Simulations in Intercultural Studies
Fowler, S., & Pusch, M. (2010).Intercultural simulation games: A review (of the United States and beyond). Simulation & Gaming, v41(1) 94–115
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Simulations in Leadership Development
Mallory, L. & Scher, A. (2015) Leadership development: Congressional simulation exercise in the introduction to American Government course. Master Teacher Program, West Point Academy.
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Simulations in Leadership Education
Shapira-Lishchinsky, O. (2014). Simulation-based constructivist approach for education leaders. Educational Management
Administration & Leadership, v12(6) 1-17.
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Simulations in Management Education: Design Consideration
Charmayne Cullom, C. & Rowley, D. (1996). Design considerations for computer simulation
games in the management discipline. Journal of International Information Management, v6(1) 41-48.
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Simulations in Medicine Education
Graur, F. (2014). Virtual Reality in Medicine — Going Beyond the Limits. Chapter 2 in The Thousand Faces of Virtual Reality (from: http://www.intechopen.com/books/the-thousand-faces-of-virtual-reality).
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Simulations in Medicine and Telemedicine Education: Collected Papers
Nambudiri, V., Gunderman, R., Freudenberg, N., Yellowlees, P., et al. (2014). Telemedicine’s challenges to the medical profession. American Medical Association Journal of Ethics, v16(12), 955-1035.Selected Papers:
- Telemedicine: A Dynamic and Expanding Practice
- Teleradiology: The Importance of Communication
- Telepsychiatry as Part of a Comprehensive Care Plan
- The Tele-ICU
- Telemedicine: Its Opportunities and Challenges
- The George Washington University Emergency Medicine
- Telemedicine and Digital Health Fellowship
- Privacy and Security Concerns in Telehealth
- The Success of Telehealth Care in the Indian Health Service
- Telemedicine Use in International Relief Efforts
- Telemedicine: Innovation Has Outpaced Policy
- Interstate Licensure for Telemedicine: The Time Has Come
- Telemedicine’s Potential Ethical Pitfalls
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Simulations in Nursing Care Education
Harmon, C. A. (2015). A mixed methods case study exploring simulation and caring in nursing education. Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of the Louisiana State University
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Simulations in Nursing Education
Tosterud, R. (2015). Simulation used as a
learning approach in
nursing education. Dissertation: Karlstad University.
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Simulations in Nursing Education
Wright, W. & Everett, F. (2015). Using
simulation to aid students’ documentation.
Nursing Times, v111(8), 18-19.
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Simulations in Nursing and Midwifery Education
Buxton, M., Phillippi, J., & Collins, R. (2014). Simulation: A new approach to teaching ethics. Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health, v00(0), 1-5.
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Simulations in Politics Education
Usherwood, S. (2015). Simulations in Politics: a guide to best practice. Report and Guide from: The Higher Education Academy.
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Teaching Professional Ethics: Medicine
Carrese, J., Malek, J., et al. (2015). The Essential Role of Medical Ethics Education
in Achieving Professionalism: The Romanell Report. Academic Medicine, v90(6), 1-9.
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Teaching Professional Ethics: Psychology
Boccio, D. (2015). A brief guide to teaching professional ethics in a graduate preparation program. National Association of School Psychologists, Ethics Advisory Bulletin (from: http://www.nasponline.org/standards/ethics/).
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