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Knowledge Guru Spring ’14 Release is All About Options

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Most of all, you need to prove to key stakeholders that your learners, and your organization, are actually benefiting from the serious games your team creates. The Learning and Development team will embrace the easy authoring and customization process. Learners will love the new theme packs. Make it Your Own.

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How to Customize Your Registration Fields

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For example, you may want to be able to view game results by team, by location, or by job role. You might want locations to compete against each other or for teams to compete against each other. In “Field 1” next to “Field Name,” type your desired drop-down menu title (such as Team, Role, etc.). Select Registration Fields.

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How Sharon Boller and Karl Kapp’s Learning Game Design Process Works

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I thought it would be fun to show how the nine steps to learning game design Sharon and Karl outline in their book have guided our team’s efforts. Our product team plays a new board game together at least 1x a week. I’ve participated in paper prototyping sessions as our team has designed new games and user interfaces.

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The Importance of Aesthetics in Serious Games

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Our team would love to chat with you. If, however, you are NOT in this position and are instead a team of one, here are some resources for you. Facilitate understanding of game play, making it easier for a player to figure out what to do. Are you in the position of hiring out game design and development?

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August Learning Game Design Workshop Recap

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It was an absolute luxury to spend an entire day playing games, learning about various game mechanics and game elements, and prototyping a game with a small team. After lunch, we were split into teams for a fun review exercise… using Knowledge Guru®! I was on a team with a fellow BLPer, Corey Callahan, and one of our clients.

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Gamification vs Game-Based Learning: What’s the Difference?

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You choose which college basketball teams you think will win each round of play. For each team you get right, you earn points and for each team you get wrong, you lose the potential to earn points in the future. The goal is to earn the most points and pick the correct tournament champion.

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Why Adults Should Love Game-Based Learning

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Competition can mean one person or team wins and all other teams lose. If competition is truly what makes sense, try to have people compete as teams rather than as one individual against another. Games can be either competitive OR cooperative. Don’t make a huge deal about the winner (which makes the losers feel badly).

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