Martin Sillaots |
Euneos is an organisation providing courses to teachers. Your challenge is to teach to them some learning game aspects you learned during this or some other DLG course. Inside your previously formed teams decide what is the topic you would like to teach, who are the teachers and on what topics you would like to attend as a co-host or as a learner? Have a look on the schedule below and submit your information through the following Google Form: https:/ Game-Based learning course about theory and practice of Serious games & Gamification =Apr 26 – Design Based Learning [A303] = 09:00 – 10:30 Project based learning: students making serious games (Martin Sillaots) 10:45 – 11:30 Serious game idea generation workshop in smaller groups [six 3-4 member groups]: 11:30 – 12:15 Serious game concept design workshop (Martin Sillaots + Tamar) 13:00 – 16:00 Serious games design parallel mini-workshops: = Apr 27– Gamification [A303] = 09:00 – 10:30 Gamification in education – gamified presentation (Martin Sillaots) 10:45 – 12:15 Gamification workshop – group work for designing gamified learning activity (Martin Sillaots + Toshifumi) 13:00 – 15:30 Overview of Estonian Educational System (Mart Laanpere) [A543] = Apr 28 – Time to play [Fat Margaret - Tallinn old town] = 11:00 – 13:00 Game of Towers – MAR guided tour in Tallinn old town (Martin Sillaots, Co-host 1-4) |
Martin Sillaots |
Here are some relevant questions from you and my answers: 1. Do you know which topics are already being covered? 2. Are these just presentations, or would we be expected to provide material for attendees to work on? 3. How long should each workshop be? 4. What resources/materials would we have access to? Computer and projector? 5. Are we expected to use content/materials from projects in our DLG courses, or create something new? 6. Approximately how many attendees would we have? 7. What resources/materials would attendees have access to? 7. Are you able to provide examples of mini-workshop presentations from previous events? If you have additional questions don't hesitate to ask. |
Martin Sillaots |
You ned to log in to iCampus to see the examples ... but now I changed the conditions to that link. It's publicly available now. |
Luis |
Sorry Martin, it's still blank. It works, but it just takes me to a post with a single comment from you. Nothing else is there. |
Martin Sillaots |
Alright, I copy the links to the previous course examples here: |