Research · 2024
Developing a Framework for Effective Localization (not Just Language) of Learning Games
Localization in game-based learning usually stops at translating text. This paper argues that real localization means tailoring a learning game to specific job contexts and work cultures — not just swapping languages. Through a case study of a successful localization project, it identifies best practices and develops a practical framework for bridging the gap between engaging game mechanics and the realities of on-the-job performance.
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Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 1150, Springer • The Learning Ideas Conference (TLIC 2024) • 2024
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