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Crystal Ball
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Review – Coursera’s Futures Thinking Specialisation

21st June 2020 Ludogogy 0

The tools are easily and immediately applicable to work and life. Although this learning is about the future, the skills it teaches are applicable immediately […]

Fantasy Map
Focus

Focus on… Zoom Games for Learning

21st June 2020 Ludogogy 3

A ‘Zoom Game’ is a game which is designed to be run for a group of people, who will play it while meeting through the video-conferencing platform Zoom. […]

Agile Whiteboard
Ludogopedia

Agile / Scrum Terminology for Dummies

19th June 2020 Ludogogy 0

For those of us who are not experts in Agile / Lean /Scrum. I have created these definitions, but am no expert, so please let me know if any are not right. […]

Jane McGonigal
Ludogopedia

Jane McGonigal – Games Designer and Futurist

19th June 2020 Ludogogy 1

McGonigal is known for advocating the development and use of games for tackling real-world problems and for fostering mass collaboration. […]

Prisoners dilemma
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Focus on… Game Theory and Toy Games

21st April 2020 Ludogogy 0

Game theory is the study of mathematical models of strategic interaction among rational decision-makers. It features ‘toy games’ to explain theories of conflict […]

Pandemic Legacy
learning topics

Legacy Games and Tipping Points

17th April 2020 Ludogogy 2

One of the much-vaunted advantages of using games to facilitate learning is the idea of the ‘safe environment’.  The premise is, that players and teams can experiment with taking actions, and, because there are no […]

Octalysis Free spirit
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Octalysis Analysis of a Sustainability Learning Programme

17th April 2020 Ludogogy 0

When I first discovered Yu-kai Chou’s Octalysis framework, shortly after he published ‘Actionable Gamification’, I knew straight away that I would find it an invaluable tool, not just to help me design learning with learner […]

Natural Woodland
learning topics

Enhancing Biophilia for Sustainability Learning

17th April 2020 Ludogogy 0

Edward O Wilson popularised the term Biophilia a hypothesis that humans innately possess “…the urge to affiliate with other forms of life”. […]

Forest Ecosystem
Ideas

Natural & organisational ecosystems

17th April 2020 Ludogogy 2

A design challenge I have frequently tackled over the past few years has been to create games which relate to the functioning of ecosystems. This is not perhaps surprising as I have been delivering learning […]

The Thinker
learning topics

Transferable skills learning through games

17th April 2020 Ludogogy 2

In any face-to-face learning situation, the facilitator has to consider that they may face dissent from the learners.  I used to like to believe that as someone who works with adults, that I wouldn’t have […]

Shopping
how to

How do we gamify sustainability at scale?

16th April 2020 Ludogogy 0

Personal behaviour change is arguably one of the most powerful tools that we have in the fight against environmental challenges, such as Climate Change, ecosystem degradation and overuse of natural resources. Although the contribution of […]

Terraforming Mars
design process

The Resource Management Mechanic in Sustainability Learning

16th April 2020 Ludogogy 0

The process of designing learning games should always start with the learning. Games, although they are at the heart of all we do, are just a tool for implementing the outcomes we have already designed. […]

Ecosystem Game Role
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Ecosystems Game Materials Download

15th April 2020 Ludogogy 4

Ecosystem Game from Aprils’s issue of the Magazine – facilitator instructions, team instructions, role cards for teams and suggestions for debrief questions. […]

Scrabble tiles
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Remote IRL Scrabble

25th March 2020 Ludogogy 0

This is a game played via Zoom, Skype or similar. This game is played according to the ordinary rules of Scrabble, except […]

Richard Bartle
Ludogopedia

Richard Bartle and his Player Types

14th March 2020 Ludogogy 1

Richard Bartle’s taxonomy of player types, from observations of players of Multi User Dungeons. Player types are Killers, Achievers, Socialisers and Explorers […]

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