Location-based games as a contemporary, original, and innovative method of seniors’ teaching and learning

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This book is a result of the Location-based games as a contemporary, original, and innovative method of seniors’ teaching and learning [LoGaSET] project, coordinated by Foundation Pro Scientia Publica, financed from the Erasmus Plus KA2 strategic partnership budget (nr 2017-1-PL01-KA204-038869). Dr Ewa Jurczyk-Romanowska (University of Wrocław, Poland) was the scientific coordinator of the project. The book was published in four language versions: −− Location-based games as a contemporary, original, and innovative method of seniors’ teaching and learning – English language version, containing scenarios adapted to the topography, local conditions and culture of London −− Gry miejskie jako współczesna, oryginalna i innowacyjna metoda nauczania i uczenia się seniorów – Polish language version, containing scenarios adapted to the topography, local conditions and culture of Wrocław −− Geolokačné hry ako aktuálne, inovatívne a originálne metódy prevzdelávanie a učenie seniorov – Slovak language version, containing scenarios adapted to the topography, local conditions and culture of Trnava −− Vietos nustatymu grįstas žaidimas kaip šiuolaikinis, originalus ir novatoriškas senjorųm okymo(si) metodas – Lithuanian language version, containing scenarios adapted to the topography, local conditions and culture of Vilnius The authors of the concept of the scenarios were: Ewa Jurczyk-Romanowska, Marta Koszczyc, Luba Jakubowska, Aleksandra Marcinkiewicz-Wilk, Jacek Gulanowski. Gathering and analysis of the data from partner countries, as well as adapting the scenarios to local conditions was realized by the executors of the project: Michal Kabát, Magdaléna Švecová (Slovak version), Tijana Milenkovic Jankovic, Paola Barone, Charoula Giannelaki (English version), Irena Žemaitaitytė, Agata Katkonienė, Asta Januškevičiūtė, Valdonė Indrašienė (Lithuanian version).