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Formative Research as Game Design

by jamonjanight on Oct 08, 2010

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Today I’d like to talk about how games express ideas and help people create meaningGood games help players experience meaningful play, fun that is rich with ideasNo one definition, but a good one is:A problem solving activity approached with a playful attitude
“Ambiguity of Play”

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Formative research as the foundation of game design
Jay Bachhuber
What is a game?
Why do we play?
Brian Sutton-Smith
Rhetorics of play
Games for learning
Preparation for future learning
Word play
Balancing perspectives
Jay Bachhuber
jbachhuber@edc.org
www.cct.edc.org