Report
The imaginary platform can trace players’ decisions and so create all the reports that the customer deems necessary.Specifically, the standard imaginary platform records:
- Which games were played by which users on which days
- How many (and which) users have played each game
- Each team score
- Each individual player score
- Each player score in each game
Technical aspects
Each imaginary game will be available via an e-learning platform, the customer company’s Intranet or a link to imaginary, so that users have on-line access.
The games are realised in Java and with open source software physically resident on the imaginary servers.
Players’ PCs must be equipped with a browser (typically Explorer), as well as the Java and Flash plug-ins. No other installations or licences are necessary.









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