Utilizing Gamification Approaches in Pervasive Health: How Can We Motivate Physical Activity Effectively?
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Carman Neustaedter | Diane Gromala | Amber Choo | Xin Tong | Christopher D. Shaw | Ankit Gupta | D. Gromala | Carman Neustaedter | Xin Tong | Chris D. Shaw | Ankit Gupta | Amber Choo
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