The Role of the Educational Multimedia Games to Build Lasting Interest among Young People in the Cultural and Historical Heritage
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55630/dipp.2019.9.13Keywords:
Digital Technology, Multimedia Literacy, Cultural and Historical Heritage, Virtual Reality, Computer GamesAbstract
At present we are witnessing the growth of an entirely digital generation. Young people who, from a very early age, use a computer or tablet and are strong supporters of computer games, can be successfully inspired using that same technologies to love and preserve the cultural and historical heritage of the country.References
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