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Coming in on Tuesday for a Pre-Conference? Join us for dinner Tuesday night!
If you are arriving on Tuesday night (Nov 6) in preparation for a Wednesday preconference, then join us for dinner, games, and election result watching. Right next to the conference hotel (Crown Plaza) is Max and Erma's (http://www.maxandermas.com/locations/733012). A group of 5-6 of us will be there at 7pm and will stay for a while as election results come in. Whenever you arrive on Tuesday, check out Max and Erma's and see if we are…See More
José Ochoa replied to Greg Koeser's discussion Games and Simulations on Leadership development - focusing on business acumen"A set of solutions on this you can find at www.celemi.se
I would advise the easy Apples & Oranges or the challenging and competitive simulation Decision Base, according to the needs. Both work perfectly for business acumen.
They have…"
Need creative help - How to make MeetUp groups reservations better with games?
An Atlanta friend is asking me a good question. While I have thoughts, I thought the NASAGA collective wisdom would have some good advice for him.-----------I am one of the co-organizers of the Atlanta XXXXX Group and, like many user groups, we use Meetup.com (http://meetup.atlantaphp.org) to help with organizing meetings.Like pretty much everyone else on Meetup, we get:lots of people (40-50%) that RSVP for a meeting and do not showa…See More
NASAGA Activity Book available for purchase today!
You can purchase the NASAGA Activity Book now via Amazon or Wiley or wherever books and ebooks are sold. View the below flyer for more information.NASAGAflyer_FINALrevised.pdfNote attenders to this year's conference will receive a copy of this book.Greg KoeserSee More
"I went to a conference that called itself Immersive Learning university. They defined Immersive Learning as multi-media intensive, and decision-tree intensive to give the feel of the moment and pressure for decisions. It seemed like it was…"
"Robert,
I still have the art of war cards, and while I haven't used them for work, I just used them recently prior to purchasing a car -- getting myself ready for the challenge.
I don't have a card game publisher contact that would market…"
eliza replied to Greg Koeser's discussion Games and Simulations on Leadership development - focusing on business acumen"Well Greg,
I am somewhat disappointed that Income/Outcome did not immediately spring to your mind. It is all of the above, with a variety of formats: Level 1 is 4 hours, Level 5 runs 3 days (the in-between versions are 1, 1.5, 2…"
Games and Simulations on Leadership development - focusing on business acumen
Any thoughts from the crowd to help me with this request for a game on Leadership? Thanks, As part of a Leadership Development program for our top leadership we want a training experience that focuses on business acumen, that is, understanding all of the functions across our enterprise.We’re searching for a game or simulation with the following components:· Experiential, hands-on, role playing· The full life cycle of a new product, from R&D through Manufacture to Marketing and Sales with a…See More
Joe Saur left a comment for Greg Koeser"Greg,
I attended the 2007 conference in Atlanta; at the moment, I am looking for the organizations Code of Ethics or Conduct; can you help? If it's on the homepage, it is certainly not…"
Fun game for learning Algebra - Dragon Box
I read this article and it makes me want to play the game, even if I don't need the help with my Algebra. Anyone else else since this?http://kk.org/cooltools/archives/6504See More
Games for Learning Design Template
Does anyone have a good Games for Learning Design Template? Something that looks very official to give to a new client that will cover the objective of the game, timeline available, resources available, etc. I can create one, but wondering if someone has a good one that they use. Or what questions do you ask a new client that is asking for you to make them a game or activity for a workshop?Thanks!Greg KoeserSee More
"I've looked at this and while he did say you could do it alone, he suggests a small team of up to 5 people taking the simulation together... I'm interested and would love to join a team of NASAGAns and see how we can stack up with other…"
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Pandemic - the cooperative game that shows the learning sweet spot
Posted on July 28, 2009 at 8:00am 0 Comments 0 Favorites
A relatively new cooperative game, Pandemic, is a very good example of a simple design that also demonstrates that losing is sometimes better than winning.
In Pandemic, you are all CDC employees who are trying to keep the world safe from 4 viruses that are having outbreaks around the world. Each turn you can treat people, build facilities, or research a cure, but at the end of your turn, you flip up more cards for where more outbreaks are occurring. You win when you have the cure for… Continue
In Pandemic, you are all CDC employees who are trying to keep the world safe from 4 viruses that are having outbreaks around the world. Each turn you can treat people, build facilities, or research a cure, but at the end of your turn, you flip up more cards for where more outbreaks are occurring. You win when you have the cure for… Continue
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 9:13am on July 30, 2012, Joe Saur said…
Greg,
I attended the 2007 conference in Atlanta; at the moment, I am looking for the organizations Code of Ethics or Conduct; can you help? If it's on the homepage, it is certainly not obvious...!
Thanks, Joe
- At 5:11pm on June 23, 2011,
Melissa Peterson said… - Greg - Thanks for the welcome! I've been checking out the conference information and am hoping to come, because it looks like its going to be really fantastic!
- At 2:12pm on April 25, 2011,
Jennifer Reiner said… Hi Greg,
I think there could be great synergy between the two upcoming events-- LEEF and the NASAGA conference. We can definitely come up with ideas to cross promote both events. Feel free to email me at LEEF@HarrisburgU.edu with some thoughts.
- At 9:10am on April 20, 2011,
Tom Fennewald said… Hello Greg,
Thank you for your note, I would like to attend the conference, as well as might some of my colleagues in Bloomington who are similar projects. Please let me know if you will attend G4C, GLS, CGAMES or TEDxBloomington "Wisdom of Play", if so it would be fun to chat w/ you at those events as well!
Tom
- At 8:18pm on October 17, 2010,
Leslie Brunker said… - Hi Greg,
Fun to play together at NASAGA. Thanks again for the balloon sculpture.
Cheers.
Leslie
- At 2:30pm on February 26, 2010,
Luiz Cesar Barçante said… - The product you have asked for is a brazilian "magic pins" (http://www.elka.com.br/produtos/consulta.asp?busca=pinos+m%E1gicos&secao=Resultado+da+Busca).
The "magic pins" are easier to handle than LEGO (lighter; softer; easy to match; intense colors).
The supply-chain is a miner-goldsmith-jewelry with an auditor comittee.
- At 5:19am on February 10, 2010,
Susan Otto said…
- Love your picture! It really reflects who you are:)
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