About NASAGA
The North American Simulation and Gaming Association (NASAGA) is a growing network of professionals working on the design, implementation, and evaluation of games and simulations to improve learning results in all types of organizations. We believe in the value of learning gained through experience and feel that games and simulations, appropriately designed and conducted are an extremely useful (and underused) tool for creating this rich learning.
NASAGA's primary mission is to facilitate the use of simulations and games and to spread the principles and procedures of interactive, experiential approaches to education, training, management, problem solving and decision making.
If you have questions about anything here, about membership or our conference, you can send an email to info@nasaga.org.
The North American Simulation and Gaming Association has been a common meeting ground for simulation gamers from the Americas and elsewhere for over 35 years. Members come from a broad variety of backgrounds and disciplines in education, training, organizational development, and public service.
Find out when and where we started
At its annual conference, NASAGA recognizes one of its members who develops and/or uses simulation games with joy and serious purpose, in the spirit which our dear and longtime friends and colleagues Don Ifill and Gennie Raynolds brought to all their work, and specifically to their work with simulation gaming. Gennie and Don, who died within two months of each other in 1995, were our first active members to die.