Development of a mixed reality educational game for medical education: an experience report
um relato de experiência
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https://doi.org/10.53843/bms.v5i8.91Keywords:
Medical Education, Educational technology, Interactive learningAbstract
Introduction: In order to combine medical education with new technologies, the project began to develop an educational game. This serious game used mixed reality technology and it was applied in the area of hematology. The game was developed by ten medical students together with a master's student and a computer science academic and aims to analyze the efficiency in the teaching process.
Report: The project started with a literature review of serious games that already existed and their application in teaching. Afterwards, the group was divided, and some of the students took care of the script and programming part of the game, others took care of the anemia clinical part and others studied about the pedagogical and possible learning assessments. Also, at the end of the elaboration of the game, testing protocols were developed with validated questionnaires and at the moment the game is undergoing tests in the hematology discipline.
Discussion: The experience showed, even more, the importance of interdisciplinarity in medical education, since most medical schools still have a model of education that is plastered and not very creative. In addition, it enabled the introduction of a new educational approach and of a new technology in the traditional teaching model.
Conclusion: Therefore, our work served to initiate contact between two different areas within the university and to stimulate the production of new teaching tools, adding to the medical curriculum a new pedagogical approach. Lastly, it instigated the teaching complemented by technological tools and new games are already being developed following the model proposed by this project.
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