Archival Literature
Papers at International, Peer-Reviewed Conferences
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M. Kohlhase, B. Bösl, R. Marcus, D. Müller, D. Rochau, N. Roux, J. Schihada, and M. Stamminger (2020)
FrameIT: detangling knowledge management from game design in serious games.
In Intelligent computer mathematicsIntelligent Computer Mathematics (CICM) 2020, C. Benzmüller and B. Miller (Eds.),
LNAI, Vol. 12236, pp. 173–189.
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Theses
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B. Bösl (2020-03)
Designing a framework for beneficial serious math games using the FrameIt method.
M.Sc. Thesis, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg.
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D. Rochau (2016)
FrameIT reloaded: serious math games from logic.
B.Sc. Thesis, Jacobs University Bremen.
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D. Rachev (2013)
FrameIT: an user interface for applying mathematical theories to real world problems.
Bachelor’s Thesis, Jacobs University Bremen.
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Document
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Gray Literature
Papers at Peer-Reviewed Workshops
- [1]
D. Rochau, M. Kohlhase, and D. Müller (2016)
FrameIT reloaded: serious math games from modular math ontologies.
In Intelligent computer mathematics – work in progress papersIntelligent Computer Mathematics – Work in Progress Papers, M. Kohlhase, A. Kohlhase, P. Libbrecht, B. Miller, A. Naumowicz, W. Neuper, P. Quaresma, F. Tompa, and M. Suda (Eds.),
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