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- 1. Using Story-Based Training, Games and Simulations for Safety Training .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 1
- 2. Agenda • Designing story-based simulations • Bechtel Safety Simulator • Designing game-based simulations • Office Safety Challenge • Blending story and game elements • Driving Safety Challenge .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 2
- 3. Design Features Learner is part of the story .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 3
- 4. Design Features Recognizable Characters .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 4
- 5. Design Features Realistic Behavior, Real-life Scenarios .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 5
- 6. Design Features Customized Summary Feedback .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 6
- 7. Technology Challenges Must work on the Bechtel infrastructure Web-based Worksover 56K modem connection Reaches remote construction sites Easy-to-Use No installation needed by learner Uses standard hardware and software .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 7
- 8. Results: Significant Knowledge Gain Learner Pre-test Post-test Improvement Completions Score Score 513 5.42 8.86 61% .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 8
- 9. Office Safety Game Create Learning game that: Is intuitive and easy to learn Is interactive and engaging Increases awareness on safety issues Encourages replay .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 9
- 10. http://www.cyberiandesign.com/bechtel_build/index.html .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 10
- 11. Ergonomic Scorecard .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 11
- 12. The Office Safety Game .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 12
- 13. ESH 172 Results: High Learner Evaluations Evaluation Questions Agree Strongly Agree Agree Total Course Objectives 57% 39% 96 % were met Applicable to my 68% 26% 94% needs Valuable Use of my 63% 28% 91% Time Course length was 63% 21% 84% sufficient Recommend course 58% 35% 93% 836 Learners (as of Jan 5) .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 13
- 14. Driving Safety Challenge Creative Approach Uses “Voyage” metaphor Created “Mike”, an everyman character Story told through Mike’s internal monologue .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 14
- 15. Driving Safety Challenge Demo Interaction question .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 15
- 16. Driving Safety Challenge Demo Interaction feedback on highway .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 16
- 18. Tips Everything Must Serve Your Goal Understand which program parts are Must -haves Good-to-have Nice-to-have Be prepared to drop the Nice-to-haves Avoid Feature or Design Creep The Opposite of Good is Better “Always Carry an Extra Suitcase” .ppt-6290-4/03-Slide 18
Editor's Notes
- Main Characters are recognizable and represent learning points Overly earnest safety professional Harried supervisor under pressure to meet deadlines Craft worker with dismissive attitude toward safety Humor derives from characters and situations Characters speak directly to learner Learner has a defined role
- Main Characters are recognizable and represent learning points Overly earnest safety professional Harried supervisor under pressure to meet deadlines Craft worker with dismissive attitude toward safety The Learner is part of the story Humor derives from characters and situations
- Behavior based training – work of Scott Geller
- Ergonomic section enables learners to get a kinesthetic sense of to
- Office Safety Game uses familiar action game play patterns Creative use of animation and sound effects
- Uses the familiar journey metaphor Uses professional character voice talent
- Creative use of animation and sound effects