We can fit right into your current program or alongside it, complementing your learning or training objectives.
Your team. Decide the topics and learning objectives and provide any requirements.
Our team. Can consult on best recommendations and approach to complement your existing programs.
Our team. We will propose the story we are going to incorporate the learning with and what particular learning would go into each quest, for your feedback/approval.
Your team. You can leave it to us, but if your team prefers to handle the learning mapping, we can give feedback and support in strong game design. Minimum of 10 storylines required to train your team.
Our team. Complete the instructional design, specifying how the concept will be achieved, including what mechanics (type of activities) will be used for each step in the learning.
Your team. How much your team wants to get involved in this process is also flexible. Can approve before progression.
Our team. We will turn the designed content into a game experience through our Content Authoring Tool. This includes making any custom art and animations needed to bring the experience to life.
Your team. Playtest the content and provide feedback and approval of the experience.
Our team. We will also playtest the content to make sure everything works as expected, and make changes as needed.
A problem-based learning experience can be made to go with every chapter, reinforcing and helping to build the skills and competencies needed for those standards.
Examples:
If you want to spend less time in-game, we can create integrated capstone experiences that pull in context from multiple chapters with one problem-based experience that requires knowledge from each of them.
Examples:
Rather than building experiences directly into the curricula, partners could create a supplemental add-on for new revenues that teachers can use in parallel with your curricula, but not embedded.
Investment starts at $50,000.
We're working on obtaining funding to make our authoring tool available to third-parties to create content themselves, making the process more affordable for any size of organization.