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February 23, 2023

Ludopedagogy: Design and Learning

000 — Multidisciplinary
Ludopedagogy
Theme(s): Digital fabrication laboratory Game Gamification
Lisa-Marie Gauthier

Technopedagogical Advisor , Eductive

Alexandre Enkerli

Technopedagogical Advisor

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Contents
Step 1 :
1: Game Design Ideation
Step 2 :
2: Game Prototyping

Presentation of the Lab

Join the Eductive team in this bilingual laboratory on ludopedagogy, divided into 3 steps in which, together, we will reflect on the requirements to successfully integrate games into the classroom, as well as their prototyping and their sharing as an open educational resources (OERs). To do so, we will explore various ludopedagogical approaches, implementation strategies, and practices to foster teacher empowerment.

The objectives of this Eductive lab are:

  • to explore ludopedagogical approaches
  • to share game implementation strategies in the classroom
  • to identify the components required to successfully design an educational game
  • to share and pool games as open educational resources

The 1st lab session (in English) took place on March 16th, 2023, in English. Recordings are available.

The 2nd step will take place on May 16th, 2023, from 10 a.m to 12 p.m. (EDT), in French.

Register to step 2

To learn more

Gamestorm (Affordance Studio)

Gamestorm: How does it work?

Gamestorm (Bilingual)

H5P (Free Software)

Catalogue of H5P Content (Bilingue)

Épicer mes cours avec les scénarios à embranchements de H5P [in French]

Distributing H5P Content Across Platforms or Directly to Students

Genially (Freemium)

Create educational breakouts and escape rooms with a video game aesthetic

Un jeu d’évasion sur Genially (avec LearningApps) pour l’apprentissage de la logique [in French]

Gamification, Squared: Keeping Students Engaged with 2 Types of Gamification

Enseignement ludique | Compte-rendu d’un webinaire de l’AQPC [in French] (Genially and H5P in Moodle)

Openly Licensed Print-and-Play

Humanities at Play – Experiential Learning through Role-Playing

Perspectives in Play

Cards Against How Might We

Nonlinear Stories

Twine / An open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories (Free Software)

Interactive Fiction in the Humanities Classroom: How to Create Interactive Text Games Using Twine | Programming Historian

Lessons plans – Teaching with Twine

Code-Free Videogame Creation

Free and Easy Game-Making App | GDevelop (Free Software)

Game Making Software | Construct 3 (Freemium)