Low Ropes Training is designed to be a safe, challenging and rewarding experience for all participants regardless of physical ability. It requires a group effort to solve problems, help each …
Maybe it’s a bit of an understatement to say I like games. At every opportunity, I try to infuse gaming into my classroom. It’s not uncommon to find me sloughing …
This was my fourth NASAGA conference, but the first since 2000. I started with the Certificate program. It was amazing! Never a dull moment. The thing I recall most vividly …
Get to Know Bernie DeKoven By Chris Saeger Bernie DeKoven is a leading fun theorist who has shown over the course of his 45 year career how playfulness can …
Sheep and Shepherd By Becky Rice Overview: Using only a whistle, shepherds guide their flock of blind sheep into the pen. This is a challenging team building activity where each …
Serious Games in Graduate Nursing Education: Considerations for Game Designers Joshua Peery and Pamela Reis At the NASAGA conference in 2015, Joshua Peery presented an academic poster session about his …
Balloons and Pins By Becky Rice Overview: Quick, fun, and simple, this activity demonstrates the value of team work. It will get everybody energized and moving around the room and …
Whether or Not to Wing It By Brian Remer Whatever preferences people have about the current race for President in the US, most everyone would agree that the styles …
Every year the NASAGA conference pushes boundaries and introduces new ideas to all participants. The 2015 conference was no different in that respect, and paved the way for future conferences. …
From Zombies to Mathematicians by Damond Crump and Ryan Booth Damond Crump and Ryan Booth were participants in the Game Design Certificate at the 2015 NASAGA conference in Seattle. – Editor …
