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absel-2752	Wolfe, Joseph	Comments on the Perception, Identification, and Measurement of Learning from Simulation Games	1976	7	.pdf	application/pdf	1411	64	47	COMMENTS ON THE PERCEPTION, IDENTIFICATION, AND MEASUREMENT OF LEARNING FROM SIMULATION GAMES Computer Simulation and Learning Theory, Volume 3, 1976 288 COMMENTS ON THE PERCEPTION, IDENTIFICATION, AND MEASUREMENT OF LEARNING FROM SIMULATION GAMES Remarks for Third National Conference on Business Simulation and Experiential Learning Knoxville, Tennessee April, 1976 Prepared by: Joseph Wolfe Associate Professor of Management University of Illinois, Chicago Circle Submitted to: Bernard Keys Assistant Dean Tennessee Technological University Cookeville, Tennessee Computer Simulation and Learning Theory, Volume 3, 1976 289 The Design of Studies on the Comparative Effects of Gaming versus Traditional Teaching Methods Although a number of evaluative typologies exist, the systems of James The space devoted thus far in this note should make it apparent that the research’s design is important, that rigorous research designs are available, but that the perfect theoretical implementation has not been obtained nor is it likely to ever occur.	cache/absel-2752.pdf	txt/absel-2752.txt