There was a very rich discussion today, led by Jodi Asbell-Clarke, Teon Edwards, and Jamie Larsen, about the possibilities of using gaming to engage people in increasing their understanding of climate and climate change. There were ideas expressed about addressing biodiversity and energy, using climate models in a "data cave", engaging diverse audiences through the use of transmedia, and others.
I invite everyone to contribute there ideas and explore avenues of collaboration here.
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1: Tamara Ledley 05:05 PM Sep 28 2010 3863:13187 Reply to this post
2: Jodi Asbell-Clarke 09:36 AM Sep 30 2010 3863:13189 Reply to this post
Thanks everyone - we'd love to hear about digital scientific resources we might use in our future games.
3: Margaret Mooney 11:38 AM Oct 1 2010 3863:13190 Reply to this post
Here is a good energy-decision game, not gaming level, but a good place to start from...
http://www.windows2universe.org/modules/energy/king_of_the_world/kotw_setup.html
http://www.windows2universe.org/modules/energy/king_of_the_world/kotw_setup.html
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