Providing Context-Based Adaptation in Collaborative Virtual Environments and Video

Beznosyk, Anastasiia; Hariandja, Johanna Renny Octavia; Coninxa, Karin; Quax, Peter; Lamotte, Wim

doi:10.20533/iji.1742.4712.2012.0069

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“…-Adapting to user environments: Beznosyk et al (2010) underline the need to create the CVE system for users' settings, including their roles and gadgets. An examination of this study can reveal how customization and adaptability improve group collaboration and job completion deadlines.…”

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A Literature Review of Collaborative Virtual Environments: Impacts, Design Principles, and Challenges

DEROUECH,

Hrimech,

LACHGAR

et al. 2024

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Aim/Purpose: The purpose of this research is to evaluate the available literature on Collaborative Virtual Environments (CVEs). It aims to investigate the impacts, guiding principles, and problems of CVEs, giving light to their revolutionary potential in a variety of sectors, such as education, healthcare, and gaming. Background: CVEs have received a lot of interest in recent years because of their potential to change how people interact and cooperate in virtual settings. It has the potential to increase collaboration, learning experiences, and productivity across numerous areas. Methodology: This study comprehensively analyzes existing literature on CVEs, highlighting their ability to significantly change several fields, such as education, healthcare, and gaming. The Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) standards were followed to ensure a clear and methodical approach to the literature review. The search technique targeted the SCOPUS database for articles published from 2009 to 2022, utilizing specific keywords about CVEs. This was followed by a thorough two-stage screening procedure based on specified inclusion and exclusion criteria, ensuring only relevant research was evaluated. Contribution: This literature review contributes by providing a thorough review of the current state of the art in the field of CVEs. It synthesizes previous research and offers insights into the consequences, guiding principles, and problems of CVEs in different domains. Findings: The research results demonstrate the wide range of uses for CVEs and their ability to promote enhanced cooperation, learning, and productivity. Current obstacles have been identified, and a set of guiding principles for implementing CVEs has been provided. A clear and reproducible foundation for future research in this area was found through a detailed explanation of the search approach and criteria used to select studies. The literature review concludes with practical suggestions for practitioners in many fields, emphasizing the need to consider CVEs to improve cooperation and productivity. Recommendations for Practitioners: To improve cooperation and productivity, CVEs should be considered by practitioners in education, healthcare, gaming, and industry. Best practices and recommendations for the successful usage of CVEs in various areas must be established. End-user training and assistance are critical for maximizing the benefits of CVE technology. Recommendation for Researchers: Additional study is required to investigate the long-term consequences and durability of CVE solutions, the creation of new technologies and methods to overcome the stated CVE adoption problems, and multidisciplinary collaboration to harness CVEs in innovative ways. Impact on Society: The review emphasizes CVEs’ potential social benefit in fostering cooperation, improving learning experiences, and increasing productivity. The widespread use of CVE technology may result in more efficient and productive ways of communicating and working in virtual worlds. Future Research: Future studies in this field should concentrate beyond the study’s period (2022), investigating the changing environment of CVEs, examining the effects of developing technologies and trends on CVEs, and evaluating CVE technology’s scalability and accessibility for greater societal usage.

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A Literature Review of Collaborative Virtual Environments: Impacts, Design Principles, and Challenges

DEROUECH,

Hrimech,

LACHGAR

et al. 2024

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“…Four articles studied the effects of the presence of a multiplayer game mode, and the nature of that mode, i.e. with a collaborative or cooperative goal between players, or with a competitive goal (Beznosyk et al, 2011;Gábana Arellano et al, 2017;Peng & Crouse, 2013;Schmierbach, Xu, et al, 2012). Three articles investigated the effects of online play, i.e.…”

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“…In-game contents Difficulty Alexander et al, 2013;*Bateman et al, 2011;*Corcos, 2018;Cuthbert et al, 2019;*De Simone et al, 2012;*Demediuk et al, 2019;Hagelback & Johansson, 2009;*Klimmt, Blake, et al, 2009;Liu et al, 2009;Misra et al, 2019;Nagle et al, 2016;Negini et al, 2014;Obaid et al, 2008;Piselli et al, 2009; Kniestedt et al, 2018;*Limperos et al, 2011;Macret et al, 2012;Maubert Crotte et al, 2019;*McGloin et al, 2011;*Normoyle & Jörg, 2018;Peña & Chen, 2017;*Schmierbach, Limperos, et al, 2012;*Shafer et al, 2011*Shafer et al, , *2014*Shafer, 2021;Skalski et al, 2011;Smeddinck et al, 2016;Tamborini et al, 2010;Wechselberger, 2016 Co-playing mode Beznosyk et al, 2011;Gábana Arellano et al, 2017;Peng & Crouse, 2013;Schmierbach, Xu, et al, 2012 Online playing Heeter et al, 2012;Peng & Crouse, 2013;Reer & Krämer, 2020 Note. * denotes an article for which one or more studies are included in the meta-…”

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Player Enjoyment in Video Games: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of the Effects of Game Design Choices

Caroux

Pujol

2023

International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction

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Player enjoyment in video games: A systematic review and metaanalysis of the effects of game design choicesEnjoyment is a widely assessed dimension of the video game player's experience.A systematic literature review and a meta-analysis were conducted to provide a more comprehensive view of the elements of game design that affect the feeling of enjoyment, as well as its assessment techniques. The review showed that the studies covered major aspects of game design, such as in-game contents, input/output information, and, to a lesser extent, multiplayer aspects. The metaanalysis showed that only the presence of music in the game had a significant effect on enjoyment. Other factors, including more studied factors such as game difficulty and control mode, did not show significant effects. Implications for future research are discussed, such as further investigation of the effects of both player and game characteristics diversity on enjoyment in isolation and in interaction with game design factors, systematic use of standardized scales to measure enjoyment, and use of multidimensional scales or physiological measures.

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Providing Context-Based Adaptation in Collaborative Virtual Environments and Video

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A Literature Review of Collaborative Virtual Environments: Impacts, Design Principles, and Challenges

A Literature Review of Collaborative Virtual Environments: Impacts, Design Principles, and Challenges

Player Enjoyment in Video Games: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of the Effects of Game Design Choices

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