Juegos serios en web para la auto-protección y prevención del COVID-19: Desarrollo y pruebas de usabilidad

A web-based serious game about self-protection for COVID-19 prevention: Development and usability testing

 Jun-Ming Su, Tainan (Taiwán)

 Yi-Ching Yang, Tainan (Taiwán)

 Tzu-Nin Weng, Chiayi (Taiwán)

 Meng-Jhen Li, Hsinchu (Taiwán)

 Chi-Jane Wang, Tainan (Taiwán)

https://doi.org/10.3916/C69-2021-08

Palabras clave

COVID-19, juegos serios, usabilidad, escenario interactivo, aprendizaje basado en la situación, protección personal

Resumen

Los casos de COVID-19 siguen aumentando rápidamente en muchos países a pesar de la vacunación. La mejor forma de combatirlo es la protección personal. En este estudio desarrollamos un juego serio de la web (WSG-COVID-19.SP) para promover las estrategias de aprendizaje para protegerse contra el COVID-19. También probamos la validez y usabilidad del sistema. WSG-COVID-19.SP fue desarrollado de acuerdo a la teoría situada de aprendizaje y retroalimentación diagnóstica. Contiene seis historias con 17 objetivos de aprendizaje. Se usa un enfoque de resolución de problemas para promover el uso de mascarillas, lavado de manos y distanciamiento social. Se usó el análisis de portafolio para identificar los problemas y el proceso de aprendizaje. El índice global de validez de contenido de la escala (S-CVI) fue utilizado para evaluar su eficacia. La usabilidad fue probada mediante una encuesta de web de 71 estudiantes de una universidad para evaluar su aceptación tecnológica y la capacidad del juego para promover la protección personal. El S-CVI era 0,81. La usabilidad y aceptabilidad no correspondían con la especialización del usuario (ya sea que esté relacionada con la tecnología de la información) ni con el género. Un 84,5% de los usuarios quería continuar la práctica porque estaban motivados por los resultados diagnósticos. WSG-COVID-19.SP exhibe un contenido válido y una alta satisfacción del usuario.

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Esta investigación fue apoyada por el Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología de Taiwán bajo el número MOST 109-2511-H-006-004-MY3 y MOST 109-2511-H-024-001-MY2.

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Recibido: 14-02-2021

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