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  1 - The Potential of Using Kahoot to Empower EFL Learners : An Experience of Game-based Learning
  Mohammad Bagher Khatibi Alireza Badeleh
  10.30486/relp.2021.1930824.1273
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  2 - The effect of perceived ease and enjoyment on students' participation and learning performance with the mediating role of mobile game -based learning
  Syedeh khadijeh Moafimadani zohreh shagh yazabadi
  The present study was conducted with the aim of investigating the effect of perceived ease and pleasure on students' participation and learning performance with the mediating role of mobile phone-based learning in female students of the second year of elementary school More

  The present study was conducted with the aim of investigating the effect of perceived ease and pleasure on students' participation and learning performance with the mediating role of mobile phone-based learning in female students of the second year of elementary school in Tonkabon city. The research method was descriptive-correlation. The statistical population of this research was the female students of public schools of the second period of elementary school (4th, 5th and 6th grades) in Tunkabon city, 204 students were selected based on the Karjesi and Morgan table using the staged random cluster sampling method. Data collection tools Venkatesh, & Bala (2008) Perceived ease and enjoyment questionnaire, Mivehchi, & Rajabion (2020) mobile game-based learning, Reeve (2013) student participation and Tawafak et al (2021) academic performance ) and its validity and reliability were confirmed. Data analysis using structural equation modeling showed the ease and perceived pleasure with the mediating role of mobile game-based learning on students' learning participation (respectively with path coefficient 0.225 and 0.215) significant positive effect and perceived ease and enjoyment with the mediating role of mobile game-based learning on students' learning performance (path coefficient 0.225 and 0.211 respectively) significant positive effect has it. Manuscript profile