This document provides an overview of student projects and games created for virtual learning environments. It discusses projects from 2006-2012 that covered topics like disability support, robotics, health, and more. Game designs from 2013 are also mentioned, including games about human trafficking, an aquarium, and a Mars worlds faire. The document goes on to discuss using games for challenge-based learning on Mars and operating relief worker rescue challenges. It outlines monitoring player behavior and increasing stress in games to test strategic decision making under pressure. Overall it focuses on designing quest-oriented learning games that combine challenges with story-driven objectives.

1. Cynthia Calongne, D.CS
Colorado Technical University
Andrew Stricker, Ph.D.
Air University
Virtual Dreams
ISTE VEN in VirBela, Feb 29, 2020
Student Projects, a Hostage Rescue Game &
Geothermal Energy on Mars in Virtual Harmony

2. Student Projects 2006-2012
1. Celebration after each class
2. Disability Support
3. Robots
4. Accessibility & Mobility
5. Constitution Day Trivia
6. Dance
7. Robotics
8. Human Barometer Study
9. Innovation Projects
10. Full Body Health Scanner
11. Proposal Defense
https://youtu.be/ZbLS6JO4ZJA
12. Quantum Computing
13. Futuring Classes
14. Synthetic Knowledge Mgt System
15. Computer Science Museum
16. The Universe
17. Graduation
18. Cloud Topoanalysis Montage
19. Mayan Temples & Underworld
20. Civic Justice
21. Multicultural - Na’vi
22. Strategic Thinking
23. Copyright & Piracy
24. Holiday
25. Closing Celebration

3. Student Game Designs 2013
EM 840 Virtual World Simulation

4. EM 825 Student Projects 2013
1. Tzion Human Trafficking
2. Psych!
3. Info Center
4. Astronaut Physics
5. The Aquarium
6. The Learning Center
https://youtu.be/35_QiUT8Fn0
7. Virtual Golf
8. Margaritaville
9. The Martian Worlds Faire
10. The Mall in DC
11. Unique Facts DC Trivia
12. Welcome Center

5. Games & simulations for learning in a 3D world

6. Mars Expedition: Challenge-based learning game

9. Flow & Game Research by Hoffman & Novak

10. Operation Relief Worker Rescue Challenge

11. Theory-based game setting

12. Instructors Monitor Player Behavior

13. Increasing Stress & Limiting Access

14. Strategy-option decision switching under rapid
knowledge sharing

15. Going from theory to model design

16. Learning game elements

17. What students know: Assessment rubrics

18. Quest-Oriented Learning Games

19. Combining challenge & quest-oriented designs

20. MBR Overview

22. Game quest sequence