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Handbook of Research on Future Opportunities for Technology Management Education
A simulation is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system over time. Simulations require the use of models; the model represents the key characteristics or behaviours of the selected system or process, whereas the simulation represents the evolution of the model over time.
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Future Opportunities for Using Gamification in Management Education
Mattew Kuofie (Saint Leo University, USA) and Sonika Suman (Savitribai Phule Pune University, India)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-8327-2.ch010
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Gamification as a potent pedagogic tool existed even in the ancient periods and in different geographical regions. It was observed that using gamification to teach the learners was more powerful and useful so much so that it helped the optimum utilization of resources. However, with the advent of virtual reality and augmented reality making inroads into education in general and management education in particular, it is now feasible to use gamification for management education. It is often found that the management learners are comparatively brainier and selected after strict competitive examinations. They get easily blasé of the traditional methods of pedagogy. They have always demanded challenging curricula, deep contents, and exciting pedagogy to learn. It is in this context that the gamification of learning has been introduced to motivate and challenge the learners by using video game design and game elements in learning environments. These games are meant to maximise enjoyment and engagement through influencing the interests of learners and inspiring them to continue with their learning process. Gamification in its practical use in the management educational spaces and corporate training spaces made a substantial impact all across the globe. The future opportunities for gamification both in content space and structural space are going to be far more than can be imagined with the explosion taking place in technology.
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The Four Sources of Self-Efficacy: Implications for BSW Student Readiness for Field Placement
An experiential learning process that includes opportunities for feedback, evaluation, and reflection. Students take on the role of the social worker while professionals play the role of the client. The facilitator evaluates the session while the student reflects on their performance and receives feedback from other students and the facilitator.
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Computer Application Software Training via E-Learning
In the training context, a computer simulation is a technique used to help people to learn how to use a piece of computer software or how to deal with a real-life situation by putting them in a computer-based training environment that imitates a live system or a real-life scenario.
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Challenges of Simulation in Management Development
Simulation involves the reproduction or emulation of a given type of situation or experience. A simulation usually offers some form of ‘“safety net’” for the experience rather then being subjected to the full consequences of a ‘“live’” or real situation.
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An Integrated Approach to Supply Chain Simulation
Simulation is defined as the process of creating a model of an existing or proposed system in order to identify and understand those factors which control the system and/or to predict the future behavior of the system.
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A Literature Review on the Use of Three-Dimensional Virtual Worlds in Higher Education
The act of imitation of a real-world system’s or process’s operation over time.
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Ethical Considerations for Learning Game, Simulation, and Virtual World Design and Development
A simulation is a model of a system. Also known as: reality model, similar to: virtual model; associated in the manuscript with: simulation games, learning simulations. Notable appearances of this term can be found on: 1, 6.
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Data Mining through Modelling in Irrigation Commands
Process through which a calibrated and validated model generates field or laboratory observations.
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Language Simulations for Fostering Language Acquisition and Communicative Competence in Adult Second- Language Learners
An untaught event in which the participants have (functional) roles, duties, and sufficient key information about the problem to carry out these duties without play acting or inventing key facts.
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Intelligent Slotting for the Warehouse
Simulation is the reproduction of the actions of a real-world process or system over time. The act of simulating something first requires that a model be established; this model represents the key characteristics or behaviors/functions of the chosen physical or abstract system or process. The model signifies the system itself, whereas the simulation signifies the operation of the system over time.
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Planning Effective Multimedia Instruction
An interactive multimedia application device intended to imitate a real life situation and permit the user to partake and experience in a risk-free environment.
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Virtual Reality in Medical Education
A simulation is an imitation of a real-world process in a controlled environment.
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Student Nurse Simulation Training Incorporating Disease Management and Telenursing for Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) Patients
Simulation is the imitation or representation of one act or system by another. Healthcare simulations can be said to have four main purposes – education, assessment, research, and health system integration in facilitating patient safety” The Society for Simulation In Healthcare, 2014, ( http://ssih.org/about-simulation AU22: The URL http://ssih.org/about-simulation has been redirected to http://www.ssih.org/Default.aspx?TabId=17855&language=en-US. Please verify the URL. ).
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Meeting the Learning Demands of a Dynamic Teaching Era: The Challenge-Based Learning Strategy
Imitation of a medical escenario or patient case implemented to develop educational skills.
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Different Approaches for Studying Interruptible Industrial Processes: Application of Two Different Simulation Techniques
Methodology aimed at representing a system evolution during time, often made possible by informatics instruments.
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Praxes of Transformational Creativity: Artificial Intelligence as a Pedagogical Change Agent
Is the integrated use of a computer model, which imitates reality in the context of study, where risk can be eliminated as part of initial scaffolded learning.
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Study of Thermal and Microbiological Behavior of Foods Submitted to Evaporative Cooling Process
Running of a model to investigate in a virtual way the responses of a system in particular conditions.
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Challenges, Issues, and Trends in Adult Education
Simulation is using a computer software or physical settings to act out an actual or probable real-life condition or situation to find a cause of a past occurrence (such as an accident), or to forecast future effects (outcomes) of assumed circumstances or factors.
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Virtual Learning Environments in Health
A simulation is an imitation of some real thing, state of affairs, or process. The act of simulating something generally entails representing certain key characteristics or behaviours of a selected physical or abstract system.
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Simulation of Small-Scale Fading in Mobile Channel Models for Next-Generation Wireless Communications
Artificial Reality, i.e. the research field whose intention is to mimic one or more attributes of reality.
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A Solution Focused Consideration of Cyberchondria
Simulation is a term used for situations where something appears to be real like an illness, yet it has no connection with the original, the body or health, a real thing any longer.
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Augmented Reality in Healthcare
A planned reproduction or duplication of a real process or system.
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A Decision Support System for Evaluation of Investments in a Computer-Integrated Production System
Simulation is the imitation of certain key characteristics or behaviors of real systems.
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History of Simulation
It “is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system over time” ( Banks, 1999 ).
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Unleashing the Déjà Rêvé Effect in Marketing: Empowering Customer Realities
The process of imitating or replicating the behavior, characteristics, or operations of a real-world system or process using models or computer programs to study, analyze, or predict its functioning without direct interaction with the actual system.
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Critical Thinking and Digital Technologies: An Outcome Evaluation
This technology is a digital platform allowing users to experience situations, which are expensive, insecure, requiring a lot of time and not possible – or very rarely possible – to observe or perform in real life in a secure and an cheap way, in a virtual world.
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Promoting Role-Play Simulation Activities in Science-Based Modules
Learning experiences that enable students to participate in a simplified representation of the social world.
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Informal Adult Learning in Simulated and Virtual Environments
The use of tools, techniques, and software to reproduce a real-life environment or scenario for the purpose of learning.
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The Digital Cultural Identity on the Space Drawed in Virtual Games and Representatıve
For the purpose of designing the model of the real system and operating the system with this model, it is the period during which experiments are carried out to understand the behavior of the system or evaluate different strategies.
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Influences on the Acceptance of Innovative Technologies Used in Learning Opportunities: A Theoretical Perspective
“A production of visual images of objectives and scenes, usually under real-time conditions, when the original object or scene is not available” ( Welford, 1977 , p. 784).
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Workload Control: Emphasizing Speed to Beat the Competition
Methods and applications to imitate or mimic real systems, usually via computer.
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Security Mechanisms in Cloud Computing-Based Big Data
Simulation is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system over time. The act of simulating something first requires that a model be developed; this model represents the key characteristics or behaviors/functions of the selected physical or abstract system or process. The model represents the system itself, whereas the simulation represents the operation of the system over time.
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Revolutionizing Training: The Power of Experiential Learning and Technology for Retaining Skilled Workers
Simulation refers to the process of creating an artificial or virtual environment that mimics the behavior, characteristics, or conditions of a real-world system or phenomenon. It involves using computer programs, mathematical models, or physical simulations to replicate the behavior or performance of a complex system or process. Simulations can be used for a variety of purposes, including scientific research, engineering design, testing and training, and entertainment. They can help to predict the behavior of systems under different conditions, evaluate the effectiveness of new designs or strategies, and provide insights into complex phenomena that are difficult or impossible to study in real life.
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Fast Track to Reduce Patient Lead Time: A Discrete Event Simulation Analysis
Process of elaborating a model of a real (or hypothetical) system and conducting experiments with the purpose of understanding the behavior of a system or evaluating its operation.
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Virtual Reality for Supporting Surgical Planning
Simulation is the imitation of some real thing, state of affairs, or process. The act of simulating something generally entails representing certain key characteristics or behaviours of a selected physical or abstract system. Simulation is used in many contexts, including the modeling of natural systems or human systems in order to gain insight into their functioning. Other contexts include simulation of technology for performance optimization, safety engineering, testing, training and education. Simulation can be used to show the eventual real effects of alternative conditions and courses of action. Key issues in simulation include acquisition of valid source information about the referent, selection of key characteristics and behaviours, the use of simplifying approximations and assumptions within the simulation, and fidelity and validity of the simulation outcomes. In this case, the simulation allows surgeons to know the optimal solution for the surgical intervention, since they could plan the patient interventions
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(Self-) Educational Effects of Computer Gaming Cultures
Basically, simulations are formalised models of real processes, objects or environments. These models can, when implemented in computer software, respond to an input in real time, simulating the behaviour of a certain object. Because of this ability and advanced computer graphics, simulations can provide a form of virtual experience that—on the level of sensory perception—is quite similar to “real” experiences. Simulations are also known for the creation of a so called flow effect (Czikszentmihalyi) in the sense creating an immersive experience within a ? virtual environment. Whether this form of immersion prevents or facilitates learning or self-educational processes remains controversial.
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Emotions and Social Evolution: A Computational Approach
A mathematical model that describes or recreates computationally a system process. With that definition, we accept the dynamic nature of the system process and the underlying mathematical structure computationally implemented.
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Application of System Dynamics in a Gasoline Service Station: Decision Making Using Graphical Interface
A behavior based on variables that change over time and that allow decisions to be made based on past and current data to understand future trends.
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The Tacit Knowledge and the Knowledge Management Processes: Developing a Relationship-Based Knowledge Matrix Using Simulation to Improve Performance
Is an effective process who help organizations to „see” the future risks based on present data, used in order to develop policies to overcome them and to make predictions necessary for improvements.
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The Evaluation of Decision-Making Support Systems' Functionality
A simulation is an approach to data creation and analysis that utilizes a model to represent reality.
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Rich-Media Interactive Simulations: Lessons Learned
An assessment that mirrors the activities of interest, although they are not exact replicas. These measures are used in circumstances when it is impossible to have the individual complete an exact slice of the job.
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Discrete Event Simulation in Inventory Management
A method to imitate the operations in real world system over time. The simulation requires a model that closely represents or replicates key characteristics of the physical system.
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Clinical Skills Development in the Virtual Learning Environment: Adapting to a New World
An encounter or environment that replicates a scenario within a controlled learning environment; followed by self-reflection and debrief.
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Integrating Technology in Nurse Education: Tools for Professional Development, Teaching, and Clinical Experiences
Activities that duplicate the reality of an environment and are designed to help demonstrate procedures and promote critical thinking techniques through role playing and the use of devices such as mannequins used in nurse education.
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Using Simulation in Radiographic Science Education
The use of a mock or training scenario to practice a real-live situation in a safe and repeatable environment without endangering participant safety.
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Modelling and Simulation of the Need for Harmonizing the European Higher Education Systems
The manipulation of an already existent model, in the sense of imitating the processes or the system operating manner presented by the model along the time. Thus, starting from the general current situation shown by the model, one can continuously interrogate the system by means of expanding/compressing it or forwarding/slowing it down over time.
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Supply Chain Simulation
Simulation is defined as the process of creating a model of an existing or proposed system in order to identify and understand those factors which control the system and/or to predict the future behaviour of the system.
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Challenges and Benefits of Multi-Cultural Teaching
A non-determinate computer-based exercise.
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Application of Virtual/Augmented Reality in Surgical Procedures: Bibliographical Review in Recent Developments
The process of designing a model that resembles a real system and using it to describe its behavior, construct theories and hypotheses based on the observations, or foresee future behavior.
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Stories, Games, and Learning through Play: The Affordances of Game Narrative for Education
A goal-driven tool that requires interaction with an environment—virtual or real—and often shares some mechanics with games (e.g., points, missions, timers) but is explicitly designed to veridically emulate some real-world interaction, process, situation, or phenomenon (e.g., flight simulator, medical simulator). While simulations are also governed by designed and emergent rulesets, play is attenuated in order to represent the target interaction, process, situation, or phenomenon as accurately as possible . Naturally, the “real world” aspects of simulations add much to their educational affordances, but they are explicitly avoided in this chapter as a means of distinguishing them from games.
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Optimization and Simulation of Additive Manufacturing Processes: Challenges and Opportunities – A Review
Simulation is conducting computer-based experiments with the model and predict the real behavior of the system. It is an effective tool in saving time and minimizing the costly trial and errors experiments. Simulation optimization is a process which finds the best input variable values among all the possibilities available.
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Simulation to Improve Management of Perishable and Substitutable Inventory
A method to imitate the operations in real world system over time. The simulation requires a model that closely represents or replicates key characteristics of physical system.
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Students' Perceptions Toward an International Telecollaboration Project Through an Engineering-Themed Online Simulation in a Language-Learning Setting
Language learning model which allows students to express themselves to their peers in a group setting. Students take on specific roles and they are given a task which may last a single period or stretch over a number of sessions. At the end of the exercise the group will have arrived at some decision which they will be expected to justify.
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Fidelity and Play Model: Balancing Seriousness
Representation of a part of reality, whether graphically or not, that knows the real world at its core.
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Simulation, Games, and Virtual Environments in IT Education
A model of a system focusing on selected behaviors or aspects of that system.
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Agent-Based Modeling: A Historical Perspective and a Review of Validation and Verification Efforts
The imitation of some real thing, state of affairs, or process. The act of simulating something generally entails representing certain key characteristics or behaviors of a selected physical or abstract system.
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Strategic Leadership Competency Development
A type of experiential education in which the learning mode simulates an environment or interaction.
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Social Simulation and its Process in Learning
It is a model which partially represents the target in real life. For example, a mannequin used in nursing education is a simulation model which is similar to a patient. It captures the main body structure of a real patient, and it only partially represents a real patient.
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The Impact of Emerging Technology on Leadership Development
Technology-based imitation of real life system or process.
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An Integrated Approach to Supply Chain Simulation
Simulation is defined as the process of creating a model of an existing or proposed system in order to identify and understand those factors which control the system and/or to predict the future behavior of the system.
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The Use of Soft Computing in Management
The act of imitating the behaviour of some situation or some process by means of something suitably analogous.
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Preparing Pre-Service STEM Teachers to Teach Using Digital Modeling and Simulation Applications
A physical or digital model with an interface that allows a learner to interact, manipulate variables, observe processes, and visualize results.
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Dengue Fever: A Mathematical Model with Immunization Program
The use of a mathematical model to recreate a situation, or to imagine different scenarios with various parameters settings.
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Industry 4.0 and Sustainability
Simulation is the visualization of the elements in the physical world in digital environments.
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Revisit Planning Effective Multimedia Instructions
An interactive multimedia application device intended to imitate a real life situation and permit the user to partake and experience in a risk-free environment.
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Mobile Learning in and out of the K-12 Classroom
A technologically based reproduction of a real world event in which variables can be manipulated by the user.
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Flip-Game Engineering and Technology Methodology
An approximate imitation of the operation of a process or system; the act of simulating requires first the development of a model. This model is a well-defined description of the simulated subject and represents its key characteristics, such as its behavior, functions and abstract or physical properties. The model represents the system itself, whereas the simulation represents its operation over time.
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Balancing the Capacity in Health Care
Calculating systems or health care organizations operational behaviour based on a mathematical model describing the system and with varying values for central parameters in the model.
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Impact of Military Expenditure on Domestic Economy: A CGE Modelling Approach for India
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A Patient-Centered Data-Driven Analysis of Epidural Anesthesia
A model that mimics the operation of an existing or proposed system, providing evidence for decision-making by being able to test different scenarios or process changes.
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Dynamic System Simulation for Decision Support
Experimenting with a model (typically a computer model) of a system.
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Using Online Simulation to Engage Users in an Authentic Learning Environment
An interactive, representational environment that can provide effective learning experiences that require learners to actively construct knowledge.
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An Instructional Strategy to Facilitate Pre-Professional Training in Removing Language Access Barriers: Simulated Interpreter Encounter
Experiential learning instructional strategy used to help students develop knowledge and skills in a particular content area.
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A Simulation-Optimization Approach for the Production of Components for a Pharmaceutical Company
Computer tool used to reproduce a sequence of events, which are not all deterministic (i.e., some of these events are stochastic).
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3D Scanning and Simulation of a Hybrid Refrigerator Using Photovoltaic Energy
The imitation of behavior or performance of a real phenomenon or object using a software that represents the object imposing the initial and boundary conditions.
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Immersive Learning in Neonatal Resuscitation Education: An Overview of the RETAIN Project
Training, practice, and learning technique that aims to replicate essential aspects of real experiences or situations.
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A Review on Applications of Quantum Computing in Machine Learning
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New Technologies Shaping Learning?: AR Learning Experiences and Integration Model
Simulation of technology for training, education and games is an imitation of a situation or process. Simulation show the real eventual effects of conditions and courses of action. Simulation is often used in cases when the real system or environment cannot be engaged because, for example, it is not accessible or it may be dangerous.
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Using Virtual Environments to Achieve Learner Outcomes in Interprofessional Healthcare Education
A technique used to re-create a realistic environment for learners to practice skills.
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The Discursive Representation of Islam and Muslims in Movies
The complete shift from a textual history to an image-dominated, mediated reality, where the mediated image replaces any need for an experience beyond it.
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New Media and the Virtual Workplace
An activity whose purpose is to represent another.
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The Positive Impact Model in Commercial Games
In video game terms, a simulation is a computer model of a real or imaginary system in which the player has the opportunity to experiment with its driving and critical elements, allowing the opportunity to explore cause and effect within the computer model, and often to extrapolate results to real-world processes.
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Design and Build a Wizard of Oz (WOZ) Telemedicine Simulator Platform
A model that targets practice, preparation and learning of real or imaginary, physical or abstract, part or whole of a system, process, service, product or idea. The model can vary from low to high fidelity.
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Discrete Event Simulation in Inventory Management
A method to imitate the operations in real world system over time. The simulation requires a model that closely represents or replicates key characteristics of the physical system.
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Technology Enhanced Learning and Education
Creates an environment that lets learners suspend belief to be intimately engaged in an artificial scenario which invokes reactions akin to what happens in a similar real-world situation. Examples: Games, practice, mock battles, role plays, virtual reality.
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The Design of Virtual Laboratories in Microwave Engineering Education
A process to simulate or model the real-world microwave circuits, components or devices using a simulation software to evaluate their performance.
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Nursing Education in the Era of Virtual Reality
A technique that creates a situation or environment to represent similar or exact conditions of reality to provide training and learning experiences for novice learners.
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Nature-Inspired Cooperative Strategies for Optimization
A simulation is the process of testing an idea or algorithm or the evolution of a complex system without having to test it directly in the real system or problem, by means of something suitably analogous that normally is easier to test or implies less costs (such as money or time).
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Integrating Simulations Across a Curriculum
An experience which attempts to recreate aspects of authentic practice or events.
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Performance Analysis and Evaluation of IEEE 802.11E MAC in WLANs with Hidden Stations and Multimedia Applications
A computer-generated system whichthat represents the dynamic responses and behaviour of an actual or theoretical physical system.
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Application of Complexity Theory in Representation of the City
Virtual model that can simulate scenarios to understand the behavior of a system under changing of conditions.
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Educational Gaming Avatars
is the representation of a system, organization or organism by another system or model, designed to have behavioral similarity to the original.
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Simulations as Collaborative Learning Systems to Enhance Student Performance in Higher Education
Refers to a simplified version of practice can be used to engage novices in practices that are more or less similar to those of a profession.
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What Do Business Schools Expect From Aspirants During Recruitment?
An imitation or action of emulating a real-life situation usually for the purpose of learning.
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Administering Interactive Simulations to Supplement Traditional Clinical Placements
The intentional emulation of a real-world situation within the context of a particular discipline.
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Gamification in Healthcare Education: Demystifying a Trend
A technique that produces a circumstance or scenario, allowing the individual to experiment with a reproduction of a real experience so they can practice, test and evaluate the effect of their choices or operations.
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The Real Westworlds
The word used for something similar or fake.
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A New Paradigmatic Sufficiency: Pedagogical Principles of Extended Reality
Is the integrated use of a computer model, which imitates reality in the context of study, where risk can be eliminated as part of initial scaffolded learning.
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Preparing the Next Generation of Physician Leaders: Teaching Management Skills to Medical Students and Residents
The modern-day methodology for training health care professionals through the use of advanced educational technology. Medical simulation is the experiential learning every health care professional will need but does not necessarily have the opportunity to see in regular practice.
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Physiotherapy Education in the Digital Era: A Roadmap of Educational Technologies for Allied Health Educators
It refers to the process of creating a model or a replica of a real-world system or process using different mediums (e.g., mathematical models and physical mockups).
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University Training on Communities of Practice
The representation of an object, a natural or social phenomenon by software, where the user may manipulate conditions and parameters for study purposes. A simulation causes the machine to respond mathematically to data and changing conditions as if it (the machine) was the same object or phenomenon.
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Optimizing Supply Chains Through System Dynamics Modelling and Simulation: Lessons From the Navy
The generation of the behaviour of a system with a model of the system structure, either using a mental model or a formal computer model.
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Development and Analysis of Virtual Laboratory as an Assistive Tool for Teaching Grade 8 Physical Science Classes
Is an approximate imitation of the operation of a process or system that represents its operation over time.
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The Use of Simulation as an Experimental Methodology for DMSS Research
Simulation is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system over time (Banks, 1998).
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Evolution of Simulation Paradigms in OR
Is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system over time. Simulation can be used in many contexts, such as simulation of technology for performance optimization or scientific modeling of natural systems or human systems to gain insight into their functioning. In OR context, simulation is often used as part of business optimization to understand impact of changes. Typical OR simulation techniques are System Dynamics, Discrete Event Simulation and Agent-Based Simulation that were invented in various social and economic contexts and have different modeling power.
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Adapting Interprofessional Acute Care Simulations to a Virtual Platform
Specific, designed scenario to ensure student exposure to an intentional, real-world high intensity situation in a controlled environment for the purpose of achieving defined learning objectives in an experience that otherwise may not occur.
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Active Learning Strategies for Online College Classrooms
An activity used to help people discover new ways to improve a process or test out scenarios based on a real-world setting.
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The Study of Virtual Reality Technology in the Context of Simulation Concept With Regards to Children's Use Case Study Project Nebula: Virtual Reality Technology in the Context of Simulation
Conceptually it means making a similar thing, in communication technologies it means redesigning the modelling of the systems existing in reality.
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Designing an E-Learning Curriculum
A miniature and controlled version of a sphere of concrete activities in real life where learners can experiment with various aspects of reality that would be impossible to examine outside of real life.
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Introduction to Simulation Learning in Emergency and Disaster Management
A tool used to present an event in a true-to-life fashion to enhance learning.
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An Overview of Using Electronic Games for Health Purposes
A computer-assisted imitation of behavior in real-world situations.
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Designing a Set of Web-Based Simulations to Facilitate STEAM Activities on How to Travel From Earth to Mars
Simulation is the process of using a software that simulates a natural phenomenon based on a model. The user through a user interface can change certain variables and watch on her computer screen how the phenomenon evolves.
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LEADER.edu: Using Interactive Scenario-Based Simulations for Leadership Development
A type of experience-based or experiential learning which provides the participant with the ability to think through situations that emulate a real-world environment.
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The Factors Affecting Multimedia-Based Inquiry
Presentation of a real process in a virtual environment, which is often manipulative.
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Simulation
The technique of replicating experiences in a guided learning environment.
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Data Science for Business Analytics and Business Intelligence
Simulation describes the (computational) use of a model for testing of its behavior under certain conditions (in particular future development).
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Flow-Based Structural Modelling and Dynamic Simulation of Lake Water Levels
In modelling refers to predicting system behaviour by running a model using input data.
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The Influence of Social Media on Learning
Refers the imitation of a concept or process by the use of appropriate technologies.
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Using Simulation with Wikis and Journals to Teach Advanced Clinical Practice
Is a representation of a the real world that can allow participants to experience some aspects of reality.
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Endogenous Growth and R&D Infrastructure: A Dynamic CGE Modelling Approach for India
Computerized imitation of real life scenario. Simulation experiments in a computational model are made to create an artificial scenario for real world predictions. In economics, simulation based methodologies are widely applied while judging the impacts of macroeconomic policies. This can give policy makers an opportunity to choose right policy options among the alternatives.
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Computer Aided Simulation of a 4BL Problem With MATHLAB
Is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system over time: an object oriented model represents reality.
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Relating Industry 4.0 and the SME Internationalization Process: A Case Study
Simulation tools can be used widely across the value chain, from product design to operations management. Modelling and simulation tools are essential for the development of digital engineering and virtual reproduction of products and processes to identify potential problems early, avoiding waste of costs and resources in production.
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From E-Learning to Games-Based E-Learning
A representation of some real-world system that can also take on some aspects of reality for participants and users. Key features of simulations are that they represent real-world systems, contain rules and strategies that allow flexible and variable simulation activity to evolve, and the cost of error for participants is low, protecting them from the more severe consequences of mistakes.
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Simulation-Based Optimization of a Transport Robot via Super-Efficiency DEAGP Approach
Simulation is a model that imitates the operation of a real-world process or a system over time.
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A Road Map for the Validation, Verification and Testing of Discrete Event Simulation
“Is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system over time” (Banks, 1999 AU16: The in-text citation "Banks, 1999" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ).
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Teacher Candidate Experiences Related to Augmented Reality Applications
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Computer-Mediated Learning: What Have We Experienced and Where Do We Go Next?
An interactive multimedia application device intended to imitate a real life situation and permit the user to partake and experience in a risk-free environment.
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Virtual and Augmented Reality in Medical Education and Training: Innovative Ways for Transforming Medical Education in the 21st Century
A simulation is an imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system. A model of a set of problems or events that can be used to teach someone how to do something, or the process of making such a model.
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Technology and the Standards-Based Mathematics Classroom
A program that imitates a physical process or object by causing a computer to respond mathematically to data and changing conditions as though it were the process or object itself.
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Interprofessionality: A Pathway to a More Sustainable National Healthcare System
A pedagogical approach tailored to realistic scenarios in a safe, controlled environment for learners to demonstrate their knowledge and practice the learned skills without consequences of their actions.
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Teaching About Terrorism Through Simulations
A role-playing framework that seeks to imitate genuine scenarios or parameters in order for participants to undertake an experiential learning process through their interactions.
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The Business Process Management Systems to Support Continuous Improvements
Is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system over time.
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Physics and Creative Thinking Connected by “Bit”
Includes a model of reality that allows one to assess and predict the unfolding of a dynamic series of events or processes subsequent to the imposition of certain conditions by a user.
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Simulation in Teaching and Training
Interactive modeling and simulation comprise every kind of simulation where in the process of training the learner somehow interacts with a modeled and simulated system. The learner can either be aware of his/her interaction with the model(s) (see interactive modelin g) or not (see interactive simulation ). Interactive modeling and simulation systems provide for close to real-life teaching and training, it enables hands-on training in domains where otherwise interactive training would not be possible. Beyond classical e-learning, time and temporal aspects usually play a role in interactive modeling and simulation.
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Lower Memory Consumption for Data Transmission in Smart Cloud Environments With CBEDE Methodology
Simulation, like experimentation with a model that mimics certain aspects of reality, involves modeling a process or system in such a way that the model mimics the responses of the real system in a succession of events that occur over time, but with variables. controlled and in an environment that resembles the real, although artificially created.
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Simulations in Business Education: A Case Study of Cesim™ Global Challenge
The modeling of real-world and controlled scenarios where subjects must reach reaching specific goals.
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Education in the Era of Industry 4.0: Qualifications, Challenges, and Opportunities
It is software that imitates the operation of a real-world manufacturing process.
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Progressive Pedagogy for Extended Reality: Shaping and Facilitating the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Is the integrated use of a computer model, which imitates reality in the context of study, where risk can be eliminated as part of initial scaffolded learning.
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Fostering Pedagogical Innovation in Tourism Education Through Experiential Learning: An Interdisciplinary Toolkit
Also within the scope of experiential learning, simulations provide learners with real world-like situations, thus allowing them to practice their knowledge and skills and experiment with different solution in a safe environment.
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Using Wizard of Oz to Evaluate Mobile Applications
The use of a mocked-up interface to evaluate user behaviours.
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A Qualitative Meta-Analysis of Computer Games as Learning Tools
A computer simulation is a computer program that attempts to simulate an abstract model of a particular system.
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Modelling Hardwired Synthetic Emotions: TPR 2.0
Generated in a computer by using some variables and algorithms to imitate a real process. For example, simulation of the weather in a supercomputer.
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A Pedagogical Paradigm Shift: Prospective Epistemologies of Extended Reality in Health Professions Education
Is the integrated use of a computer model, which imitates reality in the context of study, where risk can be eliminated as part of initial scaffolded learning.
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AI and Individualized Education in Phys Ed and Sport
The representation of the behaviour or characteristics of one system or process through the use of a model.
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Crossing the Chasm: Hurdles to Acceptance and Success of Serious Games
Representation of real-world systems into a model whose behavior is realized through computer processes and whose validity is assessed through statistical analysis.
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