Design And Implementation Of An Educational Game For Primary Schools

Design And Implementation Of An Educational Game For Primary Schools
Abstract
The new global, fast-paced, interconnected world demands that educators consider new educational methods and media in order to meet the needs of a mobile, shifting society. Design and implementation of Educational Games: Theoretical and practical Perspective researches how to meet this need by effectively engaging the learner while keeping learning integral and still creating an enjoyable experience for the user. The necessity for a balance between the art and science of game design cannot be overstated, and this book presents an impressive selection of studies and analyses performed to illustrate how game components can work in concert to facilitate learning. As technology-driven games become increasingly prevalent, the principle discussed, studied and demonstrated in this reference from a necessary compendium for game designers, educators, and researchers alike.
Table of Contents
- Title Page
- Certification.
- Dedication
- Acknowledgement
- Abstract
- Table of Contents
Chapter One
Introduction
- 1.0 Background of the Study
- 1.1 Problem Statement
- 1.2 Aims and Objectives
- 1.3 Motivation
- 1.4 Review of Methodology
- 1.5 Scope and Limitation of the Study
- 1.6 Expected Distribution to Knowledge
Chapter Two
2.0 Literature Review
- 2.1 Virtual Learning Environments (VLES)
- 2.2. Classroom Learning
- 2.3 Computer Application in Education
- 2.3.1 Effect of Computer Application Games in Education
- 2.4 Why Use Computer Application Games for Learning
- 2.5 Features of a Good Educational Application Game
- 2.6 Some Existing Educational Application
Chapter Three
3.0 System Design
- 3.1 Analysis of the Existing System
- 3.2 Traditional Method of Teaching
- 3.3 Object-oriented Analysis and Design
- 3.4 System Structure
- 3.5 System Operational Flow
- 3.5.1 Input Design
- 3.5.2 Process Design
- 3.5.3 Output Design
Chapter Four
4.0 System Implementation and Testing
- 4.1 System Implementation
- 4.2 User Documentation
- 4.3 System Implementation
- 4.3.1 Splash Screen Component
- 4.3.2 Menu Interface Component
- 4.3.3 Gaming Area Component Interface
- 4.3.4 Result Component Interface
- 4.4 Integration Testing
- 4.5.1 Integration Testing
Chapter Five
5.0 Conclusion and Recommendation
- 5.1 Conclusion
- 5.2 Recommendation
- 5.3 Reference
- Appendix
Chapter One
Introduction
Games offer a unique structure to complement traditional teaching strategies and infuse teaching with energy, spark innovative thinking and provide diversity in teaching methods. Games make learning concepts more palatable for students and supply learners with a platform for their creative thoughts to bounce around. Games encourage creative behaviour and divergent thought and are excellent ice breakers. Games will often act as learning triggers inducing lively discussion on learning concepts amongst students following game play.
As pedagogical devices, games are extremely useful ‐ they can enliven teaching topics and are especially effective for dealing with problem solving and key concepts. Research shows that “games have a special role in building students’ selfconfidence” and “they can reduce the gap between quicker and slower learners”
1.0 Background of the Study
There has been much interest in the potential of console games for learning and teaching in recent years, they are popular with young people. A recent survey carried out for Future lab showed that 79% of 737 children aged five to 15 played computer games at home alone ‘at least a few times a week’ At the same time, a growing number of research studies show that there are educational benefits to be derived from gaming in Classrooms and informally at home. Playing computer games at school is seen to be one of a number of technologically oriented activities which can overcome what has been referred to as the ’digital disconnect’ whereby children engage in rich and extensive uses of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) at home but this knowledge and experience is then kept outside of the school gates (Buckingham, 2007).
1.1 Problem Statement
The traditional learning system, little time is often left for practice since a teacher has to deliver a fixed number of concepts within a limited time. Most classroom activities are sufficed to the presentation stage only while practice is left for the learners to do as homework. This strategy does not allow for students to experiment with new concepts. Their learning is put on a halt at a certain stage and they end up cramming concepts which invariably unable to produce anything fruitful. Furthermore, many learners might get stuck while doing problem sets at home and this too may hinder their performances.
1.2 Aim and Objectives of the Study
The aim of this work is to develop learning software than can be used to provide easy solution in verbal reasoning as a subject in primary schools and the specific objectives are to:
- Study and analyze the existing system.
- Design an improved system.
- Implement the newly designed system.
- Test for the functionality of the newly implemented system.
1.3 Motivation
In this millennium, modern technology plays an inevitable role in our lives and to redesign learning process. The idea to take on this project work was born as a result of the urge to find a solution to the short comings found in conventional classroom system and improves on the existing standard education in Nigeria and its Diaspora.
1.4 Review of Methodology
The following methods will be adopted in this work:
- Related literatures will be reviewed.
- Application will be design using UML.
- Design in (1) above will be implemented using JAVA programming language
1.5 Scope and Limitation of the Study
The scope of this research is the development of a game-based educational learning system to primary school pupils.
The software scope will be limited to a single subject (Verbal Reasoning), as this project work is meant to serve as a prototype that can be used to convince stakeholders on the efficacies of the use of computer game in education.
1.6 Expected Contribution to Knowledge
This study will enhance both pupils and teachers in making learning activities easier by allowing learning to be manifested on application games. This study will also reduce the number of failure among pupils by providing learning facilities easily accessible to every pupils.
Chapter Five
Conclusion and Recommendation
5.0 Conclusion
Despite the limitations of the conventional system of the new system shows a great improvement on the existing system as the new system is successfully implemented, it will go a long way to eradicate the problems identified in the existing system. It is an indisputable fact that elementary education plays a vital role in a child’s learning process. Therefore, introduction of games into learning process, which involves multimedia content such as video, audio and attractive images and graphics will certainly help to enhance pulpils.
5.1 Recommendation
Government at all levels must provide funds for the development of games as part of learning process and parents need to be enlightened on the usefulness of gaming tools in learning process.


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