Game-based Learning Design
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If you’re an Instructional Designer or e-learning developer looking to innovate in the sector and set yourself apart from the competition, this course is for you! At Gamelearn, we want to make learning fun again and we believe that Serious Games are the most effective and engaging way to bring the fun back into corporate training.
Create Immersive Learning Experiences that Boost your Business
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Utilize the game-based learning methodology to maximum effect
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Master a cutting-edge authoring tool to create your own Serious Game without writing a single line of code
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Leverage storytelling and simulations for better retention
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Impact your learners with high-quality content
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Gain insights into the unique tools for teaching and learning
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Learn the optimal process for game development
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Focus on what matters, the learning objective.
You will gain all the knowledge and tools necessary to start creating Serious Games for your clients or employees
It’s common knowledge that we learn more by doing than by observing or being told. This is reflected in the 70:20:10 model, which posits that only 10% of learning actually occurs during formal training, while the vast majority happens on the job. So why focus most of our e-learning development on lectures and presentations?
Learning by doing means being able to learn from our mistakes. But this isn’t always practical in the real world, the game-based learning methodology provides real-life simulations that allow us to learn by doing in a safe environment. That means students can make all the mistakes they need to learn, without the real-life consequences.
At Gamelearn, we’ve been utilizing game-based learning to its maximum potential to create and deliver award-winning Serious Sames for over 15 years. With this course, we want to share our infallible game-based learning formula for creating Serious Games with you.
In this Game-based Learning Design course, you’ll gain in-depth knowledge of game-based learning, the methodology behind Serious Sames, and how to get the most out of it. By the end of it, you’ll have all the techniques, tools, and tips to create an engaging and effective Serious Game.
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9Phase 1 IntroductionText lesson
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10Step 1: Choosing what to teachVideo lesson
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11Action MappingText lesson
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12Step 2: Edit and ReduceVideo lesson
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13Cognitive load theoryText lesson
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14Step 3: Order and OrganiseVideo lesson
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15Learning modelsVideo lesson
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16Learning models examplesText lesson
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17Quiz Phase 1Quiz
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18Phase 2: IntroductionText lesson
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19Step 4: Define how to practiceVideo lesson
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20Editor blocks for practiceVideo lesson
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21Example : How to use the content to start designing your gameVideo lesson
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22Step 5: Draft the storyVideo lesson
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23Storytelling for learningText lesson
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24Anatomy of a StoryText lesson
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255 steps to createText lesson
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26Game example : building blocks for storytellingVideo lesson
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27Step 6: Create your lessonsVideo lesson
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28How to write the perfect lessonText lesson
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29Game example : how to present different types of learning materialVideo lesson
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30Quiz Phase 2Quiz
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31The EditorText lesson
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32How to access EditorVideo lesson
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33The Script tab and Basic controlsVideo lesson
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34The Library and how to upload your assetsVideo lesson
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35How to preview the game and players viewVideo lesson
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36How to position elements in scenesVideo lesson
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37Building a SceneVideo lesson
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38Setting tabVideo lesson
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39Information tabVideo lesson
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40Translation tabVideo lesson
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41Points systemVideo lesson
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42How to build a flowVideo lesson
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43The 5 elementsText lesson
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44Building blocks for contentVideo lesson
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45Building Block - DialogVideo lesson
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46Building blocks - Comic and PlacardVideo lesson
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47Building blocks - Comic and Placard 2Video lesson
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48Navigation: Moving to a new SceneVideo lesson
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49Navigation: Communicating with your playerVideo lesson
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50Navigation: Moving to the next levelVideo lesson
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51Initial state/Inactive/Invisible - Activate and deactivate elements in a sceneVideo lesson
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52Pick up and drag objectsVideo lesson
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53Minigame: Clickable ImageVideo lesson
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54Minigames 2Video lesson
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55Minigames 3Video lesson
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56Minigames 4Video lesson
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57Minigames 5Video lesson
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58Minigames 6Video lesson
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59Minigames 7Video lesson
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60Minigames 8Video lesson
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61Minigames 9Video lesson
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62Minigames 10Video lesson
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63Minigames 11Video lesson
