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Play to Learn: Designing Effective Learning Games

  • 28 Aug 2013
  • 8:15 AM - 4:15 PM
  • ExactTarget, 20 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN

Title: Play to Learn: Designing Effective Learning Games

When: Wednesday, August 28th 8:15 am – 4:15 pm


Location: ExactTarget, 20 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN


Speakers: Dr. Karl Kapp, Ed.D, Sharon Boller


Cost: $389 for CIASTD members or their coworkers. ($70 value – fee for non-members is $459. Use promo code CIASTD23 when registering to get the discount.


Registration: http://bottomlineperformance.com/play-to-learn


Learning games are a hot, hot trend – but why? What makes them work and how in the world do you go about designing one? In this workshop, you will explore a variety of games to identify what makes them playable and then design your own learning games using a step-by-step approach to design. You will then build a prototype of your game and actually play itundefinedlearning how to play test and how to iterate to improve the game’s playability and efficacy as a learning tool. You will leave the workshop with a coherent road map to help design future games (whether those games are digital ones or tablet-top games). You will also take away a list of resources to help further your learning and skill-development as game designers.


The best parts? 1) The workshop is in downtown Indy. 2) Bottom-Line Performance is giving CIASTD members and their coworkers $70 off. 3) Workshop attendees receive a signed copy of Karl Kapp’s newest book, The Gamification of Learning and Instruction, as part of their registration fee.


Take-Aways

You will design a learning game as part of the daylong session. What you’ll leave with:

  • A six-step process you can use to design learning games back at your job..
  • A playtesting process to do rapid iteration of your game design.
  • A list and description of various core dynamics and game elements you can incorporate into your games with ideas on how to use them appropriately 
  • Ability to answer the question, “Why games?” when talking to your stakeholders about the value of learning games. 
  • A signed copy of Karl Kapp’s most recent book, The Gamification of Learning and Instruction, a $50 value!!


Register to attend or download the full agenda for the day: http://bottomlineperformance.com/play-to-learn

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