MASAGA

Presenters will share concepts where games and simulation have been effectively used. This may include case studies, design principles with examples, application of methodologies or proof of theory that would empower the audience to incorporate those ideas for their games or simulations.

The session may include a lecture, however it has to be presented with stories of application and findings. Being a conference on games and simulation, presenters are welcome to share their ideas through any interactive means that will enable the audience to experience the ideas presented.

Time allocation:
Case study or Theory presentation:
30 minutes or 45 minutes

Interactive presentation with audience involvement:
90 minutes

Participants for this session will be around 20-30 persons.These are purely hands-on sessions for presenters to conduct game play of one or more games, test a new game, receive feedback and explore with the audience on other ways to use the game or simulation. These can be existing games with a fresh perspective. 

The session should focus on game play and discussion about design considerations. Best would be to encourage more open discussions and Q&A.

Time allocation:
Interactive hands-on experience and discussion:
90 minutes

his session is to provide an immersive, interactive learning experience where presenters can deeply engage participants in the development, implementation and analysis of games and simulations. These sessions should offer a comprehensive exploration of specific tools, techniques or concepts related to the use of games and simulations in learning. The workshop must also involve practice or prototyping. 

Time allocation:
2 hours or 3 hours