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Celebrating Windrush Day with The Windrush Game

16th July 2020 Patrick Vernon OBE 1

Following Windrush Day on 22nd June, we have an opportunity to reflect on the contribution and legacy of the Windrush Generation and the importance of migration to the wealth, prosperity and cultural contribution to Britain. […]

DS game final layout
design process

Evolution of DSbuilders cards

15th July 2020 Corrado de Sanctis 2

Corrado De Sanctis also published an article about DSBuilders game last month. The game is a work in progress. This article deatils the version that you can see at Corrado’s workshop at AgileTour London 2020 […]

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Changing a classic board game to online: A look behind the scenes

20th June 2020 Christian Marko 1

As we believe in the power of play, one of our approaches in order to develop teams is to set learning arenas built by our Serious Games. The last month’s “Lord McGroundwork’s Shipyard”, our new […]

Terraforming Mars
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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. […]

McGroundworks Team Castle
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Lord McGroundwork’s Team Castle

11th March 2020 Thomas Lahnthaler & Christoph Moosburger 0

We went for a board game because we wanted players to have direct and personal interactions – an essential element for team effectiveness and success. […]

learning topics

Time to get serious about Stakeholder Engagement

17th February 2020 Ask Agger 1

HOW MUST-WIN BATTLES FAIL In an ever more complex world, large organisations rely on their ability to react or proactively change through large scale strategic initiatives, or as they are sometimes called, Must Win Battles. […]

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How board games can achieve behaviour change in the workplace

17th February 2020 Tania Vercoelen 3

Scavenger hunts, blindfold exercises, tower building… are you familiar with any of these workplace team building activities? These are examples of how organisations might try to encourage collaboration and team-building skills in a learning environment. […]

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The Play is the Work     

15th February 2020 Sue Baechler 4

The best games call on us to use our talent and imagination to play, learn and excel.  So do the best workplaces. I didn’t start out making games. But I quickly recognized that play was […]

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Co-creation with frontline staff

15th February 2020 Andy Yeoman 3

In theatre, an invisible fourth wall separates the audience from the onstage action. People in the audience are passive observers and not active participants. Breaking that wall invites the audience into the fictional world. It […]

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