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Thiagi Newsletter

Thiagi Newsletter - November

http://thiagi.com/pfp/november2007.php

This issue contains:

  • An article on designing the final performance test as a part of the rapid instructional design process
  • An interview with William Hall, who has been doing interactive business theater since 1982
  • ALONE AND TOGETHER, a game that explores relative advantages of teamwork and independent work
  • PRESENTATION SUCCESS, an activity designed by a special team of gamers for exploring factors that contribute to successful presentations
  • ENJOY AND LEARN, a jolt about the best training experience
  • Les Lauber's review of two books about how adults learn and how to train them
  • Brian's 99 words on helping people fit
  • A review of Will Thalheimer's provocative blog
  • A quick poll in search of a suitable alternative to the word "game"
 

Thiagi Newsletter - December

http://thiagi.com/pfp/december2007.php

This issue contains:

  • An article on practice and review games and their use in rapid instructional design
  • An interview with Michelle Cummings, a prolific game designer and facilitator
  • GET 20, a game by Michelle that uses playing cards
  • Mini-reviews of practical books on culture, thinking, and leadership
  • Brian's 99 words on getting out of a rut
  • A review of a wonderful website that contains instructions for playing hundreds and hundreds of card games from around the world
  • A single idea survey that invites you to complain about training games
 

Thiagi Newsletter - January

http://thiagi.com/pfp/january2008.php

This issue contains:

  • A case study of rapid instructional design that involved combining eight textra games
  • An interview with Stephanie Pollack, a talented trainer with a theater background
  • An engaging opening activity called SNOWBALL by Stephanie Pollack
  • An innovative type of roleplay by David Piltz dealing with a sensitive topic
  • More information about Thiagi's Summer Workshops in Switzerland
  • Interesting insights from Brian Remer -- in exactly 99 words
  • A link to Thiagi on YouTube
  • A quick poll about the theme for a conference on games and simulations

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