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Design Rationales of a Mobile Game-Based Intervention for German Dyslexic Children
H Holz, B Beuttler, M Ninaus
Proceedings of the 2018 annual symposium on computer-human interaction in …, 2018
172018
Prosodiya–A Mobile Game for German Dyslexic Children
H Holz, K Brandelik, J Brandelik, B Beuttler, A Kirsch, J Heller, D Meurers
Games and Learning Alliance: 6th International Conference, GALA 2017, Lisbon …, 2017
152017
How to train your syllable stress awareness-a digital game-based intervention for German dyslexic children
H Holz, K Brandelik, B Beuttler, J Brandelik, M Ninaus
International Journal of Serious Games 5 (3), 37-59, 2018
122018
Interaction Styles in Context: Comparing Drag-and-Drop, Point-and-Touch, and Touch in a Mobile Spelling Game
H Holz, D Meurers
International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction 37 (9), 835-850, 2021
82021
Using an intelligent tutoring system within a task-based learning approach in English as a foreign language classes to foster motivation and learning outcome (Interact4School …
C Parrisius, I Pieronczyk, C Blume, K Wendebourg, D Pili-Moss, ...
PsychArchives, 2022
62022
A digital game-based training improves spelling in German primary school children–A randomized controlled field trial
H Holz, M Ninaus, J Schwerter, C Parrisius, B Beuttler, K Brandelik, ...
Learning and Instruction 87, 101771, 2023
42023
Development and Evaluation of a Tablet-Based Reading Fluency Test for Primary School Children
K Dawidowsky, H Holz, J Schwerter, I Pieronczyk, D Meurers
Proceedings of the 23rd International Conference on Mobile Human-Computer …, 2021
42021
Validity and Player Experience of a Mobile Game for German Dyslexic Children
H Holz, M Ninaus, D Meurers, A Kirsch
Proceedings of the 2018 annual symposium on computer-human interaction in …, 2018
42018
Prosodiya-ein Lernspiel zur Förderung des Sprachrhythmus bei Kindern mit LRS
H Holz, B Beuttler, K Brandelik, J Brandelik
Mensch und Computer 2017-Tagungsband: Spielend einfach interagieren 17, 395, 2018
32018
Bewegungserkennung mit Wearables für Embodied Trainings in Serious Games
H Holz, B Beuttler, A Kirsch
Mensch und Computer 2017-Tagungsband: Spielend einfach interagieren 17, 259, 2018
32018
Design, Development, and Evaluation of Research Tools for Evidence-Based Learning: A Digital Game-Based Spelling Training for German Primary School Children
H Holz
Universität Tübingen, 2020
22020
Towards the development of a tablet-based screening for cognitive symptoms of neuropsychiatric disorders
S Polgar, C Mychajliw, F Wortha, M Ninaus, H Holz
Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Human-Computer …, 2018
22018
COAST-Customizable Online Syllable Enhancement in Texts. A flexible framework for automatically enhancing reading materials
H Holz, Z Weiß, O Brehm, D Meurers
Proceedings of the thirteenth workshop on innovative use of NLP for building …, 2018
22018
Effective Features of Feedback in an Intelligent Tutoring System-A Randomized Controlled Field Trial (Pre-Registration)
C Parrisius, K Wendebourg, S Rieger, I Loll, D Pili-Moss, L Colling, ...
PsychArchives, 2022
12022
Examining Effects of Gamification Elements in an Intelligent Tutoring System for 7th Grade English Learners on Their Motivation–A Randomized Controlled Field Trial (Pre …
C Parrisius, I Pieronczyk, K Wendebourg, S Rieger, T Schmidt, D Meures, ...
PsychArchives, 2023
2023
A Digital Game-Based Training Improves Spelling in German Primary School Children – A Randomized Controlled Field Trial
H Holz, M Ninaus, B Beuttler, K Brandelik, D Meurers
University of Tübingen, 2020
2020
Optimizing the Quality of Synthetically Generated Pseudowords for the Task of Minimal-Pair Distinction
H Holz, M Chinkina, L Vetter
2018 IEEE Spoken Language Technology Workshop (SLT), 470-476, 2018
2018
Effective Features of Feedback in an Intelligent Language Tutoring System–A Randomized Controlled Field Trial (Pre-registration)
C Parrisius, K Wendebourg, S Rieger, I Loll, D Pili-Moss, L Colling, ...
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