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Learning through games
![[article image]](/system/assets/0000/1128/071609_CACMpg21_Learning_Through_Games.large.jpg?1248102137&1248102137 "Guitar Hero III videogame player")
Games like Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock simulate the playing of a real guitar and teach players how to master challenging musical concepts, such as phrasing and rhythm.
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Electronic games can inspire players to explore new ideas and concepts. By gaining a better understanding of the dynamic between player and game, researchers hope to develop more interesting and effective approaches.
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