Censorship and Digital Games Localisation in China

Digital games in medical education:Key terms, concepts, and definitions

Background: Game-based education is fast becoming a key instrument in medical education. Method: In this study, papers related to games were filtered and limited to full-text peer-reviewed published in English. Results: To the best of researchers’ knowledge, the concepts used in the literature are varied and distinct, and the literature is not conclusive on the definition of educational...

Resisting the Censorship Infrastructure in China

China’s censorship infrastructure is widely recognized as sophisticated, strict, and comprehensive. We conducted a qualitative study to understand Chinese citizens’ practices to navigate the censored Chinese Internet. We found that participants’ practices were closely related to their understanding of and resistance to the censorship infrastructure. Participants switched between public and priv...

Assessing Censorship on Microblogs in China

C hina is known as a society in which the government strictly regulates news media and often censors public infor mation. International bodies routinely rank the country's citizens as having the least freedom of speech and freedom of the press. However, on Internet platforms, such as online forums and blogs, the Chinese people seem to have more autonomy to speak on public affairs and can occasi...

Effective Censorship: Maintaining Control In China

Application of Digital Games in the Field of Health

The article is a letter to the editor, so it has no abstract.