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Month: July 2022

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People as Pieces – Social Mechanics in Games

27th July 2022 Ludogogy 0

What are ‘Social’ mechanics which use players themselves as ‘pieces’ in the game, manipulate player dynamics and relationships, or otherwise ‘play with’ people? […]

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Application

The What and Why of Empathy in Games

27th July 2022 Ludogogy 0

Intellectual understanding is often not enough to prompt action. It seems we need emotional’tools’ for that. Empathy is often cited as chief among these. […]

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Socializing Games

20th July 2022 Dave Eng 0

Rarely are games alone the catalyst for students reaching their learning outcomes. How do players use, play, and develop from a socialized gaming environment? […]

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Five Ways to Keep Kids Learning in the Holidays

19th July 2022 Ludogogy 0

The key, according to many experts is to allow self-directed activity – and not to act as some kind of entertainments manager for your kids. […]

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experiment

The Game of You – Quests

13th July 2022 Ludogogy 0

In (the game of) real life you play your ‘Employee’ character, but also ‘Parent’ or ‘Ska Drummer’ characters, each with different ‘stats’, skills, and allies. […]

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Ideas

What is the core value of metaverse?

12th July 2022 John Oh 0

The meaning of the metaverse is still hard to define, although the word was created more than thirty years ago. Is it devices, avatars or the space itself? […]

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Off the Shelf Social Constructivist Learning

7th July 2022 Ludogogy 0

GBL is a Constructivist approach in that gives learners tools to construct their own learning, usually through ‘solving’ some kind of central problem. […]

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experiment

Using Off The Shelf Games for Learning

7th July 2022 Ludogogy 3

Bespoke learning game design fits your learning outcomes precisely, but can be costly. An off the shelf game can be a cost effective and high value alternative. […]

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The Game of You – Character Sheet

5th July 2022 Ludogogy 0

Te first of a series of fully customisable RPG ‘real-play’ tracking sheets to help you gamefully track progress to big life and work goals […]

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RPGs to Level Up in Life

1st July 2022 Ludogogy 0

While D&D is not a Quantified Self (QS) game, you’re not playing yourself, the mechanisms and experiences within RPGs have definitely informed the QS movement. […]

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