Research reading 066 / Actors / 2022
Who trains the trainers? Gamification of flight instructor learning in evidence-based training scenarios
Source authors: Rubén Dapica; Alfredo Hernández; Federico Peinado
Originally published in Entertainment Computing · 2022
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Who trains the trainers? Gamification of flight instructor learning in evidence-based training scenarios
Rubén Dapica; Alfredo Hernández; Federico Peinado
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Presents gamification of instructor learning in evidence-based scenarios. Useful for treating the instructor as a learner and a critical actor in the training system.
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Rubén Dapica; Alfredo Hernández; Federico Peinado (2022). Who trains the trainers? Gamification of flight instructor learning in evidence-based training scenarios. Entertainment Computing, 43, 100510. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.entcom.2022.100510
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