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James Bore – The Ransomeware Game

13th February 2024 Ludogogy 0

James Bore has created a game which simulates a ransomware atteack. The game uses cards and a ‘negotiator’ implemented through a Chat GPT bot. […]

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Ipsodeckso – Risky Business

23rd January 2024 Ludogogy 0

The process will help the group to identify the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats of the objective, enabling a confident transition to action. […]

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Review

Review – Luma World Games

15th December 2023 Ludogogy 0

Luma World’s approach to learning through play aligns with modern educational theories emphasing active engagement, problem-solving, and hands-on experiences.
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Ideas

Why, and Why Not to use Simulations in Learning

6th October 2022 Ludogogy 2

The earliest learning simulations were wargames. Modern simulations grew out of combatants’ need to understand past strategies, and to develop and test new ones […]

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StratEdge Strategy Simulation – Live Play Session

29th September 2022 Ludogogy 0

Stratedge is a strategic simulation designed and built by NowEdge to support learning outcomes around strategic thinking and implementation. […]

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What Makes a Good Strategic Game?

3rd August 2022 Ludogogy 1

What game experiences help you to create strategic responses to specific challenges? And which work for developing widely applicable strategic thinking skills? […]

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The Game of You – A Real-life RPG

23rd June 2022 Ludogogy 0

Find out how you could you use the concepts of Stats, Skills and Quests from RPG games to apply to the design of your own life and achieving your big goals. […]

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Play with a Purpose

24th May 2022 Keith Burnett & Zak Moore 0

Is Climate Change always a bad thing? Not if the ‘climate’ is a team culture, and you’re changing it to foster creativity. Meet Creative Climate Change. […]

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I PLAY TO WIN!

13th January 2022 Noh Yu Rae 0

When Song Ha-na says “I PLAY TO WIN!” in Overwatch, this Korean character, could be talking about not only Overwatch but all FPS (First-person Shooter) games. […]

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Board games for participatory research

10th May 2021 Pablo De La Cruz 2

One of the objectives of this project was to increase dietary autonomy and promote traditional knowledge associated with biodiversity of indigenous peoples.  […]

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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. […]

Ideas

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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