Game Design Brainstorming

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This group is dedicated to sharing learning game ideas, designs, and experiences delivering/receiving games in classroom and online. We can share, learn, and brainstorm together!

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What really is Immersive Learning?

Started by Brandon Carson. Last reply by Corey Papastathis Feb 7. 5 Replies 0 Favorites

I'm on a call now where several people are debating what "immersive learning" is. Anyone interested in adding their voice to "what you think immersive learning is"?Continue

Activity for Writing Self-Assessments

Started by Brandon Carson. Last reply by chris saeger Nov 29, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Favorites

I've been asked to come up with some interesting and fun activities to teach workers at a game company how to write their own self-assessments. It's a rote HR process, and they're wanting to make it…Continue

Mis-information Virus game - Brainstorming request

Started by Greg Koeser. Last reply by chris saeger Jul 26, 2012. 4 Replies 0 Favorites

I have the beginning of a game idea that I want brainstorming help to bring it forward. I'm currently working on a project for the Centers for Diesease Control (CDC) and I want to use the idea of…Continue

Game to train to a policy, and encourage employee/manager interaction

Started by Richard Dine. Last reply by Richard Dine Jun 19, 2012. 9 Replies 0 Favorites

I need to develop refresher training for a security policy. My thought is to share the policy (or excerpts of it) and then have the employees play an online game to reinforce/evidence their…Continue

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Comment by Ankit Gulati on August 10, 2011 at 3:26am: Hello Everyone!!

I intend to start a workshop which could enable Call center frontline agents to correctly Spell/pronounce/appropriatly use(on calls) their customers names in order to get effective customer service.

I was hoping to get some ideas, roleplays, jolts, Games, etc. which could make this workshop interactive and with robust Learning.

I look forward to your ideas.

Thanks and Regards..

Ankit

Comment by Pierre Corbeil on January 24, 2011 at 1:19pm: Game design begins with an inspiration, but there are many techniques and rules to master before mastering the art. This is true I imagine of everything, but game suggests facility, but it is not. I would suggest, re Deborah's reflexion, that nothing builds self-esteem like winning in a game. This is true for both sexes, as I have experimented, although woman do not definem winning in the same way as men. They also do not play the same way !

Comment by Jimbo on August 17, 2010 at 1:11am: Just met with a trainer who is looking to create a game (mostly board game) for an Action Learning certification program. As I get more information, I'm sure I'll be looking here for some ideas.

Comment by Deborah J. Boyd on August 12, 2010 at 11:22am: we need some games that build self esteem without attention to gender or physical appeal. What I am thinking is something that special needs could participate along with "normal" so it would need to de-emphasize competition.