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What’s your Game plan?A GAME FOR GROWING IDEAS INTO GAMESBy Prof. Joe Bisz ( 2012)LESSONGAMEMECHANICACTIONCopyright 2012 by Joe BiszFor innovative Educators,Presenters,Training Managers, orGame Designers1
LESSONCopyright 2012 by Joe Bisz2
LESSONGAMEMarcia R. Cohen “Pedagagy” Oil on CanvasTaking NotesCopyright 2012 by Joe Bisz3
GAMECopyright 2012 by Joe Bisz4
GAMEGAMETrivial PursuitAnswer one of each category ofquestion to win. Skillfully choosequestions you’re good at tomove again.Copyright 2012 by Joe BiszBoardgame photo from www.boardgamehalv.com/how-to-play-trivial-pursuit5
MECHANICCopyright 2012 by Joe Bisz6
MECHANICMovement/SportThe classroom, chalkboard, orpiece of paper can simulatesome aspect of a sport (passing,Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz7
ACTIONCopyright 2012 by Joe Bisz8
ACTIONInvestigatingMoving around a room to collector search for information fromclues, installations, or people.Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz9
GAMELESSONGAMEGAMEMarcia R. Cohen “Pedagagy” Oil on CanvasTaking NotesTrivial PursuitMECHANICACTIONAnswer one of each category ofquestion to win. Skillfully choosequestions you’re good at tomove again.Movement/SportInvestigatingThe classroom, chalkboard, orpiece of paper can simulatesome aspect of a sport (passing,Moving around a room to collector search for information fromclues, installations, or people.Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz10
GAMELESSONGAMEGAMEMarcia R. Cohen “Pedagagy” Oil on CanvasTaking NotesTrivial PursuitMECHANICACTIONAnswer one of each category ofquestion to win. Skillfully choosequestions you’re good at tomove again.Movement/SportInvestigatingThe classroom, chalkboard, orpiece of paper can simulatesome aspect of a sport (passing,Moving around a room to collector search for information fromclues, installations, or people.Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz11
ACTIONMECHANICGAMEGAMETrivial PursuitMovement/SportInvestigatingAnswer one of each category ofquestion to win. Skillfully choosequestions you’re good at tomove again.The classroom, chalkboard, orpiece of paper can simulatesome aspect of a sport (passing,Moving around a room to collector search for information fromclues, installations, or people.?Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz12
GAMELESSONGAMEGAMEMarcia R. Cohen “Pedagagy” Oil on CanvasTaking NotesBlackjack (“21”)MECHANICACTIONBeat the dealer by collectingcards of different values. Canyou bet better by rememberingwhat’s been played before?Movement/SportInvestigatingThe classroom, chalkboard, orpiece of paper can simulatesome aspect of a sport (passing,Moving around a room to collector search for information fromclues, installations, or people.Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz13
ACTIONMECHANICGAMEGAMEBlackjack (“21”)Movement/SportInvestigatingBeat the dealer by collectingcards of different values. Canyou bet better by rememberingwhat’s been played before?The classroom, chalkboard, orpiece of paper can simulatesome aspect of a sport (passing,Moving around a room to collector search for information fromclues, installations, or people.?Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz14
Joe Bisz(WYGP? Designer)VISIT Joebisz.comfor Educational Resources:*Purchase the game!( 20)*Invite Joe tospeak or consult*Find recommendedreadings andboard & card games(for professional developmentworkshops/conferences, orteam-building)Fun time assured!15Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz
Alternate Draw Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz16
LESSONGAMEMECHANICACTIONCopyright 2012 by Joe Bisz17
GAMELESSONGAMEGAMEMarcia R. Cohen “Pedagagy” Oil on CanvasProblem-SolvingScrabbleMECHANICACTIONRace through your vocabularyand play letter tiles againsta changing crossword thatRoleplay/DebateCo-designingFor truths that are bestleft subjective.The players making their owncards, information, or scenariosfor a game.Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz18
GAMELESSONGAMEGAMEMarcia R. Cohen “Pedagagy” Oil on CanvasProblem-SolvingScrabbleMECHANICACTIONRace through your vocabularyand play letter tiles againsta changing crossword thatRoleplay/DebateCo-designingFor truths that are bestleft subjective.The players making their owncards, information, or scenariosfor a game.Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz19
signingRace through your vocabularyand play letter tiles againsta changing crossword thatFor truths that are bestleft subjective.The players making their owncards, information, or scenariosfor a game.?Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz20
GAMELESSONGAMEGAMEMarcia R. Cohen “Pedagagy” Oil on CanvasProblem-SolvingCheckersMECHANICACTIONBlock pieces, trap opponent sohe must attack you, make kings.Roleplay/DebateCo-designingFor truths that are bestleft subjective.The players making their owncards, information, or scenariosfor a game.Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz21
signingBlock pieces, trap opponent sohe must attack you, make kings.For truths that are bestleft subjective.The players making their owncards, information, or scenariosfor a game.?Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz22
Joe Bisz(WYGP? Designer)VISIT Joebisz.comfor Educational Resources:*Purchase the game!( 20)*Invite Joe tospeak or consult*Find recommendedreadings andboard & card games(for professional developmentworkshops/conferences, orteam-building)Fun time assured!23Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz
What's Your Game Plan?The Digital Demo Version - RULESIf you’re missing your rules file, get it here: What's Your Game Plan? - The Digital Demo Version - RULES.pdfIf the above link fails, go to http://www.joebisz.com/whatsyourgameplan/Copyright 2012 by Joe Bisz24
Blackjack ("21") Beat the dealer by collecting cards of different values. Can you bet better by remembering what's been played before? . readings and board & card games *Invite Joe to speak or consult (for professional development workshops/conferences, or team-building) Fun time assured! Joe Bisz (WYGP? Designer) VISIT Joebisz.com for .
