Nut En Noodzaak Serious Gaming

Slide 1: Jurriaan van Rijswijk

Slide 2: Who plays games? jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 3: www.gamesfactoryonline.com jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 4: Portfolio 2007 2008 - Ondernemersspel - Talenspel NL-ENG - Climate Quest - Talenspel Nederlands - Wiskunde - Stratego - Rekenen - Project management - Hotel management - CMM - Stratego mmog - Rummikub jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 5: Serious gaming Entertainment gaming jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

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Slide 7: No examples needed jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 8: Resource • Rapport: Serious games: sectoroverstijgende technologie- en marktverkenning: M&ICT Op te vragen bij Postbus 51  • http://www.minez.nl/Actueel/Onderzoeken/Onderzoeken_2007 jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 9: Mind the gap jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 13: Theory of fun jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 14: What is fun? • Fun is about our brains feeling good, releasing Endorphins • One of the subtlest releases of chemicals is at a triumph moment we learn something • It is important to survive • Therefore if we learn something, our body rewards us jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 15: Definition of a good game • One that teaches everything it has to offer before the player starts playing • Games are teachers • Fun is just another word for learning When learning is boring ? • The method of transmitting is wrong • Good teachers are those who make learning fun • Games are very good teachers when funny jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 16: Theory of fun (chapter 1) • Language is hard coded behaviour, it is an instinct • Seeing a pattern without understanding it (example of tic-tac-toe) – you simply ‘see’ the patterns • People who play mentally challenging games are delaying the onset of Alzheimer jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 18: Illusion jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 21: Nintendo invests each year US$ 140 million in research and development. jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 22: The US federal gouvernment spent less than half as much on Research and Innovation in Education! jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 24: VALIDATIE jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 25: User Generated Content & Online Oxygen jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 28: Remember User Generated Content?! jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 29: www . wii have a problem . com jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 30: Intel IT Manager Game Source: itmg2.intel.com/eng/ jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 31: Digital immigrantes Source: Seniorweb, Cornell jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 32: Affective computing & gaming jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 33: Storytable jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com Source: www.waag.org

Slide 36: Source: www.yourselffitness.com jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 37: Gaming in healthcare Surgeons who play video games three hours a week have 37 percent fewer errors and accomplish tasks 27 percent faster. Dr. James Rosser Jr, top surgeon and director of the Advanced Medical Technologies Institute at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York. Source: www.wired.com jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 38: • "I use the same hand-eye coordination to play video games as I use for surgery," said Dr. James "Butch" Rosser, 49, who demonstrated the results of his study at Beth Israel Medical Center. • Rosser said the skill needed for laparoscopic surgery is "like tying your shoelaces with 3-foot-long chopsticks." Source: www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4685909/ jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 39: Glucoboy Glucoboy Designed for children with diabetes, Glucoboy is a blood glucose meter cartridge for the Nintendo GameBoy. Source: www.diabetesincontrol.com jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 40: Re-mission • Young children undergoing treatment for cancer • Objective is to change players illness representations in order to: – Promote adherence to self care during treatment – To teach self care skills and related self care knowledge jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 41: Missions Pamela Kato Source: www.re-mission.net jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 42: Method • 375 adolescents were given a game: a commercial and non-commercial • 2 groups: – Regular commercial game – Regular + Re-mission game • A Test on cancer related knowledge before and after 1 and 3 months © 2007 Society for Adolescent Medicine. All rights reserved. jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 43: Results • Analyses of the knowledge test scores showed that whereas scores of both groups improved significantly over the follow-up periods • The scores of the Re- Mission group improved significantly more. The size of this effect was related to usage of Re-Mission. © 2007 Society for Adolescent Medicine. All rights reserved. jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 44: Conclusion • The results indicate a specific effect of Re- Mission play on cancer knowledge that is not attributable to patients’ expectations. It is concluded that video games can be an effective vehicle for health education in adolescents and young adults with chronic illnesses. © 2007 Society for Adolescent Medicine. All rights reserved. jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 45: Paro jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 46: Paro • Mental commitment robot • Designed to provide 3 kinds of effects: – Psychological • Relaxation • Motivation – Physiological • Improvement in vital signs – Social • Instigation communication between patients and care givers jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 47: Paro • Paro als technische oplossingen • Voorziet in behoefte aan affectie bij senioren • Voorwerp en onderwerp van communicatie • Roept sterke en echte emoties op • Bevordert welbevinden • Voor mensen die geborgenheid zoeken • Ideaal huisdier jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 48: Paro . . . maar aldus woonzorg NL • Westerse robotangst • Techniek is per definitie emotieloos en onpersoonlijk • Zorg moet menselijk zijn, vervang geen arbeid door kapitaal jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 49: Paro jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 55: Scottie • Affective computing • Non-verbal communication • Adapt a Scottie family jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com Source: www.waag.org

Slide 57: Neuzenrode + Nex gen Scottie Neuzenrode Gaming jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 58: Chronisch zieke kinderen & serious gaming • Stichting Cliniclowns, geen focus op de ziekte • De Waag • Centre for Advanced Gaming and Simulation – Universiteit Utrecht – Hogeschool v/d Kunsten Utrecht – TNO • GFO jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 59: Video games have potentially advantages • As vehicles for learning • High accessible • Easy to update content • Low cost per person • Highly interactive • High individualization of use • Attractive graphics including animation and VR Beale et al, Journal of adolescent health, # 41 jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

Slide 60: Other examples • Treatment of phobia • Revalidation • Neuro feedback • Alternate reality gaming • Fitness jurriaan.vanrijswijk@gamesfactoryonline.com

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