1. Game Design Planning Tool Alison Lockley Innovative Media Production Studio Alicia Boyle The Northern Institute

2. T&L Week 2014| Slide 2 Give a brief introduction and overview of the Game Design Planning Tool o Background o GBL ecosystem o Prompting questions o Template o Links to further information Objectives of this session Source: http://www.belrim.com/app/uploads/2013/11/target- thumb1.gif

3. T&L Week 2014| Slide 3 So why did you choose to join this session today?

4. T&L Week 2014| Slide 4 Did you attend the Game On Symposium in 2013?

5. T&L Week 2014| Slide 5 What is your experience level with games?

6. T&L Week 2014| Slide 6 Background challenges

7. T&L Week 2014| Slide 7 Incorporating Instructional Design and Game thinking

8. T&L Week 2014| Slide 8

9. T&L Week 2014| Slide 9 1.Proposed working title 2.Key contact 3.Content experts 4.Define objectives 5.Identify instructional goals 6.Identify the type of game being considered 7.Describe your players/learners 8.Design elements 9.Fun 10.Devise your activity loops 11.Delineate target behaviours 12.Assessment requirements 13.Player support and guidance 14.What are the technical aspects of the environment? 15.Trial, feedback, evaluation 16.What staff expertise exists? 17.Budget 18.Timeframe Planning questions & template

10. T&L Week 2014| Slide 10 Player types Bartle's player types. Kim’s Social Action Matrix o Explorers – gaining knowledge, exploring o Creators - self-expression opportunities o Competitors - testing their skills o Collaborators- working with others

11. T&L Week 2014| Slide 11 The 4 Keys 2 Fun - Nicole Lazzaro Source: http://nicolelazzaro.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/4_keys_poster3.jpg

12. T&L Week 2014| Slide 12 Don’t forget to visit the GBL@CDU wiki for more Applications for resources: imps@cdu.edu.au Thanks!