Video games are extremely complex software. It usually takes hours, even days to complete and master. Yet it is nowadays used by many, young and adults, often by those who are yet to obtain a degree or gain computing skills. Can we use lessons from Video Games to create similarly engaging and compelling online learning experiences?

E04 - Power-ups: What L&D can learn from video game design

Hello!  I’m Dr. Tareq Omairi (The Learning Scientist), and welcome to the weekly webcast series Mind the Learning Gap!, in which we will be covering, in mini-style episodes, what is trending in the world of learning and Talent development, solutions, and challenges for education programs and training delivery, in addition to sharing useful tips of good practices in this field.  If you are working in Learning and Development, training, instructional design, or professional development, or are thinking of starting in the field, then this webcast would be for you. Let’s start!

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Hello! I’m Dr. Tareq Omairi (The Learning Scientist), and welcome to the weekly webcast series Mind the Learning Gap!, in which we will be covering, in mini-style episodes, what is trending in the world of learning and Talent development, solutions, and challenges for education programs and training delivery, in addition to sharing useful tips of good practices in this field. If you are working in Learning and Development, training, instructional design, or professional development, or are thinking of starting in the field, then this webcast would be for you. Let’s start!

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E04 - Power-ups: What L&D can learn from video game design