Industry Insights | 04/07/2011
From Sustainable Cities Collective About CityOne
CityOne concept creator/IBMer Phaedra Boinodiris sees serious games doing some of the work that PowerPoint presentations are used for but aren’t really right for. “The systems of the world are so complex now,” she says. ”There is no PowerPoint or white paper or sales person who can explain ...
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From Gamasutra About IBM’s CityOne
Serious games help people learn about processes and systems reflective of the real world. CityOne, an urban crisis simulation game, creates greater awareness for and educates the public about protecting human health and the environment. Its engaging interactive features give audiences from business...
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On Microsites
Unclear about the strategic differences between a website, microsite or landing page? This article explains when each tool fits best into your marketing strategy and provides an in-depth explanation of how a microsite works as well as its benefits.
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From Fast Company on CityOne
"Serious gaming is becoming the rage among a certain set of socially minded game designers. The ultimate aim for this "serious game" [CityOne] is to teach laypeople how to better cope with complex modern problems by showing them the forest of solutions that have to be brought to bear, ranging from ...
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From GamesBeat on CityOne
"The point is to use simulation to educate people quickly and succinctly. The military frequently uses 'war game' simulations to practice, and businesses should do more of it. Other big companies such as Cisco have been creating 'serious games' to expand strategic thinking in education, business, a...
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