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- | ==== Game On Experiment ==== | + | ==== Game On! Experiment ==== |
(an [[experiment]] from the [[workshop_201503|March workshop]]) | (an [[experiment]] from the [[workshop_201503|March workshop]]) | ||
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===Experiment design=== | ===Experiment design=== | ||
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===Progress=== | ===Progress=== | ||
+ | * 27 Mar - conference call between Louisa, Sandy, Amber, Dave. Sandy to come up with a summary of legal processes in policy decision making. | ||
+ | * **Notes** on the EU law-making process if the Habitats Directive is opened up for change can be found at [[Habitats Directive notes]] | ||
+ | * **Draft** for an EU policy game can be found at [[EU policy game notes]] | ||
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+ | **Examples** | ||
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+ | Lots of examples here: http:// | ||
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+ | The great historical example of a game that allows you to explore a political situation is the original version of Monopoly made by Elizabeth Magie in 1904: | ||
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+ | Board games in US government: | ||
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- | "One reason why board games are useful | + | ' |
- | the rules to take account | + | with 60 locations representing events spread out over a growing season. |
- | National Defence University | + | |
+ | Here are some examples: | ||
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+ | Dave was on the advisory panel for the project and at the end we made a mobile version for wider dissemination: | ||
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+ | 'Naked on Pluto' was a political satire we made that explores online privacy via a facebook game. We also used this in lots of workshops with students allowing them to study these issues in depth and it won the 2011 Vida award: | ||
+ | https://fo.am/ | ||
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+ | "Eat It!" was the board game about supermarkets and small local markets by Selena Savic. All I can find online about it now is this photo I took: http:// | ||
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- | and challenge their reasoning. Afterwards, they incorporate | + | |
- | gleaned into briefings for superiors." | + | |
+ | I could see something like this representing the voting intention of members of parliament, perhaps changes driven with a more sequential board representing the progression of the legal process. | ||
- | Notes from transport policy game planning: | ||
- | https:// | ||
===Results=== | ===Results=== | ||