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GraphoLearn (GL)

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Description

GraphoLearn is an adaptive digital reading game developed for young learners to practise phoneme discrimination, grapheme–phoneme correspondences, and early word decoding.

Components

  • GraphoLearn (GL) adaptive digital reading game: GraphoLearn is a serious game for children aged 6–8 that trains phoneme discrimination and grapheme–phoneme correspondence. The player hears a speech sound and clicks the matching letter among alternatives, receiving immediate feedback; trials are short and fast-paced, and content is organized into three difficulty categories chosen by an adaptation mechanism based on previous responses. Engagement is supported by "a labyrinth-like fantasy world and an avatar", with rewards of virtual accessories for completing learning tasks. Difficulty adapts dynamically, with typical success rates of 80–90%. (Ronimus et al. (2019))

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Key Sources

  • Ronimus, M., Eklund, K., Pesu, L., & Lyytinen, H. (2019). Supporting struggling readers with digital game-based learning. Education Tech Research Dev, 67, 639–663. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-019-09658-3
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type product
id grapholearn-gl
title GraphoLearn (GL)
description GraphoLearn is an adaptive digital reading game developed for young learners to practise phoneme discrimination, grapheme–phoneme correspondences, and early word decoding.
status review
product_kind software
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