M. Hanneghan

This paper introduces a new game content model that can aid game designers document specification of game design. Expand

This paper describes the process to define a Domain Specific Modelling Language (DSML) for serious game design modelling. Expand

This study aims to investigate the use of model-driven software engineering approaches to facilitate non-technical domain experts (teachers) to plan, develop and maintain game-based learning resources regardless of the intricacies of the game engine/environment (platform) used. Expand

This paper presents a new framework based on a model-driven approach designed to aid non-technical domain experts in the production of serious games for use in game-based learning. Expand

This chapter provides an overview of gamesbased learning by describing computer games, their application in education and training, and related terms used to describe the approach. Expand

We present an ellipse fitting model based validity improvement method for reducing uncertainties of life-logging physical activity measures in an IoT environment. Expand

We present our Game Technology Model (GTM) which models serious game software in a manner independent of any hardware or operating platform specifications for use in our Model Driven Serious Game Development Framework. Expand

This paper presents a framework for the combination of Serious Games and the Internet of Things. Expand

To improve the feasibility of PA tracking datasets from commercial wearable/mobile devices, this paper proposes a lifelogging PA intensity pattern decision making approach. Expand

The popular use of wearable devices and mobile phones makes the effective capture of life-logging physical activity (PA) data in an Internet of Things (IoT) environment possible. Expand