Relation between multiple intelligences and game preferences: an evidence-based approach
Sajjadi P, Vlieghe J, De Troyer O (2016)
In: European Conference on Games Based Learning. 565.
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Sajjadi, Pejman;
Vlieghe, Joachim;
De Troyer, Olga
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2016
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European Conference on Games Based Learning
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565
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Sajjadi P, Vlieghe J, De Troyer O. Relation between multiple intelligences and game preferences: an evidence-based approach. In: European Conference on Games Based Learning. 2016: 565.
Sajjadi, P., Vlieghe, J., & De Troyer, O. (2016). Relation between multiple intelligences and game preferences: an evidence-based approach. European Conference on Games Based Learning, 565.
Sajjadi, Pejman, Vlieghe, Joachim, and De Troyer, Olga. 2016. “Relation between multiple intelligences and game preferences: an evidence-based approach”. In European Conference on Games Based Learning, 565.
Sajjadi, P., Vlieghe, J., and De Troyer, O. (2016). “Relation between multiple intelligences and game preferences: an evidence-based approach” in European Conference on Games Based Learning 565.
Sajjadi, P., Vlieghe, J., & De Troyer, O., 2016. Relation between multiple intelligences and game preferences: an evidence-based approach. In European Conference on Games Based Learning. pp. 565.
P. Sajjadi, J. Vlieghe, and O. De Troyer, “Relation between multiple intelligences and game preferences: an evidence-based approach”, European Conference on Games Based Learning, 2016, pp.565.
Sajjadi, P., Vlieghe, J., De Troyer, O.: Relation between multiple intelligences and game preferences: an evidence-based approach. European Conference on Games Based Learning. p. 565. (2016).
Sajjadi, Pejman, Vlieghe, Joachim, and De Troyer, Olga. “Relation between multiple intelligences and game preferences: an evidence-based approach”. European Conference on Games Based Learning. 2016. 565.
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