How we work
HOW WE ROCK & ROLL
First Phase
PLAYING
Participants will be invited to play a game with a specific theme. Which has been curated and adjusted to the characteristics of the participants
Second Phase
LEARNING
While playing, participants will learn certain skills and knowledge that are presented in the form of challenges in the game being played. Participants can learn about negotiation, investment, innovation and collaboration.
EXPLORE MEANING
After the Play and Learn session the participants will be invited to explore the meaning of what has been done during the play session. Participants will be invited to discuss with each other what lessons have been gained from decisions that have been made or learn from playmates
Exciting, Very Interesting, a lot of learning gained. In the game that is played can learn to observe the market, customers, competitors and take appropriate actions
- Grandy Z
Want to play again, recommended, Must try for young entrepreneurs
- Rio Bangga
Why
Game Based Learning?
First
Games on the other hand can create an experiential, interactive and tailored understanding of strategy at low cost and in a scalable manner. They allow managers to suspend normal rules in an acceptable way and they provide an effective audiovisual medium for absorbing ideas.
-Harvard Business Review
Second
Ultimately, the skills board games can teach — thinking several steps ahead, leveraging resources, learning from past successes — can help anyone become a better strategist and cope with the unexpected. “You actually have to have a flexible and adaptive strategy because not everything is controllable.”
-Reid Hoffman (Linkedin Co-Founders)
Third
playing video increases grey matter (basically, the size of your brain) and helps refine learned and hardwired skills. In layman’s terms, playing video games directly affects and impacts regions of the brain responsible for memory, spatial orientation, information organizations, and fine motor skills.
-Max Planck Institute for Human Development and Charité (University Medicine St. Hedwig-Krankenhaus)
OUR PARTICIPANT
