Designing Case-based Learning for Virtual Worlds

August 24-25, 2006
Stanford University-Wallenberg Hall


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Program Agenda

DAY 1

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Presentations
Bios
Video
8:15-8:30
Welcome & Introductions Parvati Dev & Pat Youngblood & LeRoy Heinrichs  
8:30-9:15
Keynote: "Learning and Teaching among Virtual Humans: The Unique Affordances of Digital Transformations" Jeremy Bailensen Watch Presenation in Real Player
9:15-9:45
"Serious" Games for Health Professionals Pat Youngblood Watch Presenation in Real Player
9:45-10:15

Creating a “Serious” Game-Specify Target Audience & Learning Goals

Group Work- Participants  
10:30-11:10
Design Ideas from Commercial, Online Role Playing Games (MMORPGs) Pauline Brutlag-Demo & Discussion Watch Presenation in Real Player
11:10-11:30
Windows into Other Realities James Scarborough Watch Presenation in Real Player
11:30-12:15

Creating a “Serious” Game-Specify Rules of Play & Engagement

Group Work- Participants  
1:15-2:15
Design Considerations for Different Game Engines:
Half-Life2
SecondLife
OLIVE
Panel Discussion/Demos:

Mike Korolenko
Jeremy Kemp
Laura Kusumoto


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2:15-3:15
Role Playing Practice in "Serious" Games Group Work - Participants  
3:30-4:00

Story Development for Modeling Virtual Patients

LeRoy Heinrichs Watch Presenation in Real Player
4:00-4:30
“Intelligent” Characters in Virtual Worlds Parvati Dev Watch Presenation in Real Player
4:30-5:00

Assessment and Evaluation in Online Role Playing Games for Learning

Pat Youngblood Watch Presenation in Real Player
5:00-5:15
Follow-Up Discussion Presenters & Participants  
August 25th : Wallenberg Hall
8:15-8:30
Welcome Pat Youngblood Watch Presenation in Real Player
8:30-9:15

Facilitating the Debrief, aka “After Action Review”

Lou Halamek Watch Presenation in Real Player
9:15-10:00
Role Playing & Debriefing Practice Group Work - Participants  
10:15-11:00

Creating a “Serious” Game-Specify Learner Assessment & Game Evaluation

Group Work - Participants  
11:00-12:00

Concluding Session: Group Presentations of Participants’ Game Designs

Participants  
12:00-12:15
Closing Remarks Parvati Dev & Pat Youngblood & LeRoy Heinrichs  

 

 
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