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MODELS 2020
Fri 16 - Fri 23 October 2020
Wed 21 Oct 2020 13:50 - 14:05 at Room A - A2-Education and Games Chair(s): Steffen Zschaler

Gamification refers to the exploitation of gaming mechanisms for serious purposes, like learning hard-to-train skills such as modeling. We present a gamified version of Papyrus, the well-known open source modeling tool. Instructors can use it to easily create new modeling games (including the tasks, solutions, levels, rewards…) to help students learning any specific modeling aspect. The evaluation of the game components are delegated to the GDF gamification framework that bidirectionally communicates with the Papyrus core via API calls. Our gamified Papyrus includes as well a game dashboard component implemented with HTML/CSS/Javascript and displayed thanks to the the integration of a web browser embedded in an Eclipse view.

Wed 21 Oct

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13:15 - 14:30
A2-Education and GamesTechnical Track at Room A
Chair(s): Steffen Zschaler King's College London
13:15
20m
Full-paper
Is Automated Grading of Models Effective? Assessing Automated Grading of Class DiagramsP&I
Technical Track
Weiyi Bian , Omar Alam Trent University, Jörg Kienzle McGill University, Canada
13:35
15m
Short-paper
A Model-driven Alternative to Programming in Blocks using Rule-based TransformationsNIV
Technical Track
Huseyin Ergin Ball State University, Wenjun Shi East China Normal University, China, Herart Dominggus Nurue , Jeff Gray University of Alabama
Media Attached
13:50
15m
Demonstration
Papyrus for gamers, let's play modelingDemo
Technical Track
Antonio Bucchiarone Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Trento, Italy, Maxime Savary-Leblanc , Xavier Le Pallec , Jean-Michel Bruel Université de Toulouse, France, Antonio Cicchetti Mälardalen University, Jordi Cabot ICREA - UOC, Sebastian Gerard CEA Saclay - NanoInnov, Hamna Aslam , Annapaola Marconi Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Trento, Italy, Mirko Perillo
14:05
15m
Demonstration
Automated Video Game World Map Synthesis by Model-Based TechniquesDemo
Technical Track
Boqi Chen , Dylan Havelock , Connor Plante , Michael Sukkarieh , Oszkár Semeráth Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Daniel Varro McGill University / Budapest University of Technology and Economics