Serious games are used to get people together, on their feet and moving, in and around a scenario that speaks to an issue/challenge or set of issues and challenges. You learn more in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. This gets attributed to Plato but it ain’t so, Joe. Not a bad thought whoever said it. There are tasks, X number of dollars each team has, crisis points built in, and the debrief after the 5 hours of playing can be breathtaking. It challenges individual thinking, collective actions, and can get to the core of an issue.
serious games are used to get people together, on their feet and moving, in and around a scenario that speaks to an issue/challenge or set of issues and challenges. You learn more in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. This gets attributed to Plato but it ain’t so, Joe. Not a bad thought whoever said it. There are tasks, X number of dollars each team has, crisis points built in, and the debrief after the 5 hours of playing can be breathtaking. It challenges individual thinking, collective actions, and can get to the core of an issue.
Serious games are used to get people together, on their feet and moving, in and around a scenario that speaks to an issue/challenge or set of issues and challenges. You learn more in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. This gets attributed to Plato but it ain’t so, Joe. Not a bad thought whoever said it. There are tasks, X number of dollars each team has, crisis points built in, and the debrief after the 5 hours of playing can be breathtaking. It challenges individual thinking, collective actions, and can get to the core of an issue.
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serious games are used to get people together, on their feet and moving, in and around a scenario that speaks to an issue/challenge or set of issues and challenges. You learn more in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. This gets attributed to Plato but it ain’t so, Joe. Not a bad thought whoever said it. There are tasks, X number of dollars each team has, crisis points built in, and the debrief after the 5 hours of playing can be breathtaking. It challenges individual thinking, collective actions, and can get to the core of an issue.