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汤姆查特菲尔德:游戏奖励大脑的7种方式

Filmed Jul 2010 • Posted Nov 2010TEDGlobal 2010
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我们正将游戏性融入生活的诸多方面,花费无数个小时--和金钱--去探索虚拟世界中想象的宝藏。这些是因为什么?正如汤姆查特菲尔德所演示的,游戏正在完美地变为调动大脑参与活动,促使我们保持不断探索的动力

Tom Chatfield thinks about games -- what we want from them, what we get from them, and how we might use our hard-wired desire for a gamer's reward to change the way we learn. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Yanni Wu
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