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The Origins of Board Games and Ancient Game Boards
Translational Systems Sciences, 2016This study explores the history of board games and game boards, beginning with a discussion of the origin of play and games. Then, it summarises ancient game boards from all over the world. Finally, it discusses the development and modification of these games over time. Some of the games disappeared, while others survived. Subsequently, new board games
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The Behavioral Effects of Cooperative and Competitive Board Games in Preschoolers [PDF]
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 2021 Malin Eriksson, Leo Poom, Ben Kenward
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Politics of Nature: The board game
Social Studies of Science, 2021Here we introduce the board game Politics of Nature, or PoN as it is now known. Inspired by the work of Bruno Latour, PoN offers an alternative take on co-existence by implementing a flat political ontology in a gamified meeting protocol. PoN does not suggest that humans have no special abilities, only that humans at the outset, are bestowed with no ...
Jakob Raffn, Frederik Lassen
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Medical Teacher, 2004
A game was designed to further student learning in the field of pediatric medicine. This educational tool was designed in a board game format. Players advance through the board by answering questions correctly. A total of 400 questions were written with emphasis in content from core pediatric textbooks.
Paul R, Ogershok, Scott, Cottrell
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A game was designed to further student learning in the field of pediatric medicine. This educational tool was designed in a board game format. Players advance through the board by answering questions correctly. A total of 400 questions were written with emphasis in content from core pediatric textbooks.
Paul R, Ogershok, Scott, Cottrell
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2009
The Scrum Board Game is a workshop for beginners. It is for people with any role (customer, developer, tester, etc.), who don’t exactly know what a Scrum Board is, or how to create one themselves. The workshop teaches the benefits of a Scrum Board, how to use it, and how to introduce it in projects.
Stefan van den Oord, Wim van de Goor
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The Scrum Board Game is a workshop for beginners. It is for people with any role (customer, developer, tester, etc.), who don’t exactly know what a Scrum Board is, or how to create one themselves. The workshop teaches the benefits of a Scrum Board, how to use it, and how to introduce it in projects.
Stefan van den Oord, Wim van de Goor
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The Journal of invasive cardiology, 2016
Succeeding in today's corporate and not-for-profit boardrooms is tougher than ever before, with new and established board directors facing myriad new and rapidly globalizing governance challenges. Directors and aspiring board candidates need a survival guide to beat the odds and avoid crises—the best credentials and the best of intentions aren't enough.
John T. Montford, Joseph Daniel McCool
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Succeeding in today's corporate and not-for-profit boardrooms is tougher than ever before, with new and established board directors facing myriad new and rapidly globalizing governance challenges. Directors and aspiring board candidates need a survival guide to beat the odds and avoid crises—the best credentials and the best of intentions aren't enough.
John T. Montford, Joseph Daniel McCool
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2021
The SUSTAIN board game is not a didactic game but a game designed for teaching. Typically, managerial didactics make use of “playful” but not strictly “playing” tools: gamification solutions are not infrequent in didactics, but they are precisely didactic tools, which exhaust their function in conveying information contents within controlled and ...
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The SUSTAIN board game is not a didactic game but a game designed for teaching. Typically, managerial didactics make use of “playful” but not strictly “playing” tools: gamification solutions are not infrequent in didactics, but they are precisely didactic tools, which exhaust their function in conveying information contents within controlled and ...
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