A methodology for specific, total enterprise, role-playing, intelligent gaming-simulation environment development

Abstract This paper contributes a methodology for integrating intelligent tutoring into a specific, total enterprise, role-playing gaming-simulation environment. The result of the application of the methodology is a prototype intelligent gaming-simulation environment.

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