I love trees arg debrief v3
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Alternate reality games (ARGs) combine real-world experiences with fictional elements like clues, puzzles and online communication in a collaborative format. Players work together to solve puzzles and progress a storyline, using real locations and digital tools. ARGs are designed to promote skills like collaboration, critical thinking and use of online resources to advance a fictional narrative, rather than being role-playing games or simulations.
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Editor's Notes
- Not all ARGs are the same.
- Total points = 3650
- Total points = 3650
- Ask how many people played the game that are in the session. Were these objectives achieved? Were these good objectives to pursue?
- What did you think about the theme? What did you think about the story? What did you think about the character? Should have been more involved on site / less? Should there have been more videos?
- Email to pre-conference attendees only. Was there enough communication overall? Too much or not enough communication via any one vehicle?
- Most difficult part of project – time/effort. Known issues: Change password Scoring display What did you like about the portal? What did you not like about the portal?
- Were the searches/questions too difficult/too easy? Did you follow Sheryl after finding her Twitter account? Did you read any of Jim’s other posts?
- Were the puzzles too difficult, too easy? What did you like about the puzzles? What didn’t you like about the puzzles?
- Research outcome = poll results Reaction to the polls? Did you look at the overall results after you submitted your question.