'Game jam' presentation slideshows

Matthew Farber - Pandemics, Interconnected Systems and Game-Based Learning

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After being awarded a second-round of innovation funding from Department of Health and Human Services Idea Lab in 2014, three CDC colleagues along with game industry partners produced a game developer challenge event: CDC/HHS Health Game Jam 2014, which focused on HIV Prevention strategies. This talk describes structure of the event, including recruitment of HHS subject matter experts and contest judging criteria. A follow-up population study among >100 Atlanta-area teens yielded positive results of playing the winning game. We will show that the federally supported game developer challenges provide an effective means of producing game prototypes which have impact among selected populations.

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Alchemy Knights: Mapping Game Design to Transformational Outcomes

AlchemyKnights is a transformational game designed to teach adolescents and teens about the dangers of over-the-counter medication misuse. In this session we will discuss design strategies for transformational games, mapping design features to transformational outcomes, and using an iterative develop-playtest-fix approach to evaluate and measure the transformational effect.

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Dan Baden - Lessons Learned From the First Federal Healthcare Game Jam

This session covers the CDC Health Game Jam which was held in September 2013. The goals were to increase interest in public health careers and to rapidly and inexpensively develop demos of health education games. We will discuss the results of the effort, the lessons learned, and the next steps.

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Peg Steffen & Matthew Farber - Using Game Jams as an Instructional Strategy

Peg Steffen, Education Coordinator, National Ocean Service,National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Matthew Farber, Author & Teacher, Denville Township This presentation was given at the 2016 Serious Play Conference, hosted by the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. Game Jams encourage rapid prototyping of game designs and Climate Game Jams have engaged students K-16 in climate science content in an engaging way. Learn how an extensive group of partners collaborated to make two game jams a reality and experience a mini-game jam at the presentation.

289 views • 27 slides

Media and Learning 2014

215 views • 20 slides

Charlottesville Game Developers

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