Water-Cooler game trains undergraduate programme students in digital Skills at Hull College and the Hull School of Art and Desgin in UK. The game was developed by Nurogames, and tested among students of mixed ages over 16, mixed skills and backgrounds at the Hull college computer labs. The learning objective is to develop team building […]
Stichting PraktijkLeren Vocational Schools tested two RAGE powered games, Space Modules Inc. and IT Alert!, developed by Playgen, in several cities in the Netherlands.
Space Modules Inc. seeks to develop and practise communication skills, such as empathy, politeness, efficiency, and was tested among students aged 17 to 22, mainly from the first year of studies and […]
Sports Team Manager is a RAGE powered game developed by PlayGen and tested at the University of Trento, Italy, that seeks to develop soft skills in sports in order to improve young graduates’ opportunities for employability. Students that have tested the game are pursuing a bachelor or a master degree and come from different backgrounds.
Sports […]
Game developed by BipMedia using RAGE components.
The Pilot was tested at French branches of the Randstad Groupe for business recruitment.
The game takes the candidate through a job interview which requires him/her to be well prepared and ready for it in order to be successful and get the desired job. The objective of the game is […]
Game developed by: Gameware Europe using RAGE components
Pilot tested at: The “Policia Judiciaria”, the Portuguese Judiciary Police.
The game is a simulation of police interview procedures, placing the focus of the interviews in witnesses, victims and suspects of serious sexual and violent crime. The aim is to learn, receive assessment and have a real-time experience.
The players […]
The first-round of pilots was carried out in 2017. They were aimed at collecting preliminary results for a first evaluation of the games to provide feedback for the development of the final versions of the games. The other goal was to perform the first significant test of the RAGE games with end users and intermediary […]
As part of our RAGE project dissemination and outreach activities this week at the ECtel conference in Tallinn Estonia, in partnership with colleagues engaged in the Beaconing Project, we facilitated a Learning Design Lesson planning workshop. Teachers attending the workshop were introduced to the concept of lesson design using Applied games and specifically to the […]
The next action in our promotional campaign took place on April the 5th. We, Martin van Kollenburg and Martin Koorevaar, from the KW1College, held a workshop organized by the CVI (Centre for Innovation) at a beautiful place in the Netherlands; the Efteling.
We sat down with 12 education managers in a round lounge environment, like a fireplace (that […]
On March the 22nd, the “Teachers Day ICT & Creative industry” took place in Arnhem, in the Rijn Ijssel school for educational education. During this day, RAGE’s project members Martin van Kollenburg and Rob Kommeren, acquainted the visitors with the first game “Space Modules Incorporated”, which has been developed by PlayGen. “It was a busy, […]
By Gameware
Gameware Europe recently facilitated a RAGE – ‘Realising an Applied Gaming Eco-system’ presentation by Dr. Li Yuan, Senior Researcher at University of Bolton at the July 3rd REACTOR meetup. The express intention here was to explore RAGE business models and to discuss the possibilities and issues around developing and sustaining the RAGE Eco-system with […]
