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The document outlines an educational game design project between students and tutors to create games for Kenyan school children aged 9-12. It discusses the background of collaborating with Education Finder, the design process including meetings with experts and studying the curriculum, and concepts developed - a treasure hunt game, experimental quiz game, and role-playing hospital game. Next steps proposed further developing and testing the concepts.

Education Entertainment & Humor

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Today’s Agenda
• Background

• Design Process

• Concepts
- Treasure Hunt
- Experimental Quiz Game
- Role-Playing Game, Hospital

• Playing the Game

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Background

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

What was the project about?
• Educational Game & Making Learning Fun

• In Collaboration with Education Finder

• For Kenyan School Children from 9 to 12 Years Old

• Concepts Can Be Extended to Finnish School System As Well

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Our Initial Approach

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Source of Initial Ideas

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Design Process

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Schedule
• in Theory and Practice

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Meeting with Experts
• Teemu Leinonen, Professor

• Jorma Kario, Ympyrä

• Neea Koponen, Elementary School Teacher

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Studying the Curriculum
• Relevant Subjects to Teach Through Games

• Level of Difficulty

• Content for the Games

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Studying the Dynamics
& Brainstorming

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Iterative Design Process
• Testing the Concepts within the Group, with Classmates and Kids

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Efficient Material Usage
• Finding the Right Form • Everything from A4

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Concepts

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Treasure Hunt
• ContinuousTasks

• Collaborative Competition

• Teams Work Together Towards Common Goal

• Needs Further Development and Computing

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Experimental Quiz Game
• Collaborative Competition

• Creative Problem Solving

• Emphasis on Interpersonal Skills

• Implementing Knowledge

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Experimental Quiz Game
• ”Experts” Take Responsibility for Their Topics

• Open-ended Questions w/ Multible Solutions

• Goal: Sustainable Society

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Experimental Quiz Game

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Role-Playing Game, Hospital
• Real Life Simulation

• Social Interaction

• Learning Real Life Skills

• Can Be Used to Teach Different Topics

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Video & Playing

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

What’s Next - Ideas
• Treasure Hunt, Continuous Mobile Game
- Education Finder has expressed interest for further development
- Could be used as an initial in Aalto course (Nokia & Aalto collaboration)

• Experimental Quiz, Collaborative Quiz Game
- Further testing & developing
- Packaging

• Role-Playing Game
- Variable content
- Branding & packaging
- Possible collaboration with Finnish Red Cross

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

Thank you!

7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

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Final presentation

1. 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

2. Today’s Agenda • Background • Design Process • Concepts - Treasure Hunt - Experimental Quiz Game - Role-Playing Game, Hospital • Playing the Game 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

3. Background 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

4. What was the project about? • Educational Game & Making Learning Fun • In Collaboration with Education Finder • For Kenyan School Children from 9 to 12 Years Old • Concepts Can Be Extended to Finnish School System As Well 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

5. Our Initial Approach 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

6. Our Initial Approach 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

7. Source of Initial Ideas 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

8. Design Process 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

9. Schedule • in Theory and Practice 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

10. 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

11. Meeting with Experts • Teemu Leinonen, Professor • Jorma Kario, Ympyrä • Neea Koponen, Elementary School Teacher 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

12. Studying the Curriculum • Relevant Subjects to Teach Through Games • Level of Difficulty • Content for the Games 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

13. Studying the Dynamics & Brainstorming 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

14. Iterative Design Process • Testing the Concepts within the Group, with Classmates and Kids 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

15. Efficient Material Usage • Finding the Right Form • Everything from A4 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

16. Concepts 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

17. Treasure Hunt • ContinuousTasks • Collaborative Competition • Teams Work Together Towards Common Goal • Needs Further Development and Computing 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

18. Experimental Quiz Game • Collaborative Competition • Creative Problem Solving • Emphasis on Interpersonal Skills • Implementing Knowledge 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

19. Experimental Quiz Game • ”Experts” Take Responsibility for Their Topics • Open-ended Questions w/ Multible Solutions • Goal: Sustainable Society 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

20. Experimental Quiz Game 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

21. Role-Playing Game, Hospital • Real Life Simulation • Social Interaction • Learning Real Life Skills • Can Be Used to Teach Different Topics 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

22. Video & Playing 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

23. What’s Next - Ideas • Treasure Hunt, Continuous Mobile Game - Education Finder has expressed interest for further development - Could be used as an initial in Aalto course (Nokia & Aalto collaboration) • Experimental Quiz, Collaborative Quiz Game - Further testing & developing - Packaging • Role-Playing Game - Variable content - Branding & packaging - Possible collaboration with Finnish Red Cross 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

24. Thank you! 7.5.2012 Students: Ketan Devadiga, Saara-Maria Kauppi, Jarkko Kurronen & Tutors: Eva Kagiri, Kiarii Ngua

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