Serious game as oral histology learning strategy for undergraduate dental students; crossover randomized controlled trial
Abstract Background Oral histology is perceived by dental students as a challenging subject and often struggle to recognize the long-term relevance of understanding the cells and tissues at the microscopic level. Serious games have been reported to have a positive effect on student cognitive skills...
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Main Authors: | Lisa R. Amir (Author), Irene C. Leonardy (Author), Salsabila N. Dewatmoko (Author), Rezon Yanuar (Author), Dewi F. Suniarti (Author), Erik Idrus (Author), Kawin Sipiyaruk (Author), Ria Puspitawati (Author) |
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2023-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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