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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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Social & Emotional Learning (SEL) with Tomo Club

7th March 2023 Hanshika Gupta & Priyank Singh 0

Games are an effective way to cultivate SEL (social-emotional learning) skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, and communication. […]

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Unlocking Creativity through Learning without ‘Content’

1st February 2023 Ludogogy 0

The need to find meaning has given us religious beliefs, creation myths and the scientific method, and many other staggering examples of creative imagination. […]

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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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Review of  Games you can Play in your Head

12th January 2022 Ludogogy 0

I’ve long been a fan of ‘elegant’ games, by which I mean games that achieve a great deal of gameplay – and therefore fun – without having lots of materials or overly complex rules and […]

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Review – Living Complexity by Luca Minudel

12th March 2021 Ludogogy 0

Living Complexity is described by its author, Luca Minudel, as a catalogue of practices for use within teams, with an eye also at the broader organisation. […]

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Review – Ideas Arrangements Effects by DS4SI

8th November 2020 Ludogogy 0

Ideas, Arrangements, Effects (IAE) starts with a simple premise – that ideas are embedded in social arrangements, which in turn produce effects. […]

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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 […]

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