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  • Game Design
  • Human-Computer Interaction

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  • Serious games are widely used in education but often fail to meet pedagogical goals.
  • Designing effective serious games is complex, requiring multidisciplinary collaboration.
  • Existing frameworks are often specific and inadequately address collaborative aspects.

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  • To develop a generic serious game design framework adaptable to various game types.
  • To enable collaborative design through a web platform implementation.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review and expert experience identified 23 core design building blocks.
  • Blocks were categorized into context, game design, mechanics, learning design, and assessment.
  • A systemic modeling approach informed the framework's structure and web platform specifications.

Main Results:

  • The co.LAB framework organizes 23 building blocks into 5 categories.
  • Multiple visualizations (game, learning, project, systemic, process) enhance understanding.
  • Building blocks are proposed as 'cards' for collaborative workspaces on a web platform, allowing adaptability.

Conclusions:

  • The co.LAB framework promotes collaborative, adaptive, and systemic serious game design.
  • Visualized building blocks foster shared understanding and consistency in development.
  • Implementation on a web platform is recommended for usability and effectiveness testing.