Framework for Bloom's Knowledge Placement in Computer Games

Computer games are an excellent e-learning platform for constructing student cognizance. The integrations of computer game and e-learning are a common and popular trend. However, most of these integrations focus on the transfer of knowledge (the e-learning content) as a "game-like" content based within a computer game. This is ineffective and meaningless due to the fact that students should be learning knowledge via the cognizance process. Computer games are merely a platform, a channel, and a tool. We should address and focus on the cognizance process. Computer games are an experience-based media which feasibly constructs player (student) knowledge through game playing. Thus, based on the problem solving theory, we proposed a framework which intends to replicate the revised Bloom's cognitive processes in a computer game. Our depicted scenario is a computer game named Food Force, which illustrates our proposed framework.