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Sylvester Arnab

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A researcher, practitioner, author, and speaker of empathic and experiential playful and gameful design practices.

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The Book – Part 3 – Free Preview on Amazon …

Part 1 of this series of insights sets the context and premise for the book. Part 2 briefly touches on … More

games, gamification, GBL, routledge

The Book – Part 2 – The inspirations…

Part 1 briefly presents the premise of the book. The focus on hybridity in education is definitely timely. Never in … More

book, creativity, game design, games, gamification, play, research

The Book – Part 1- The premise…

The book that I have been working on for the past couple of years has finally been published by Routledge … More

book, games, gamification, research

2020 and beyond…

2019 has been the year of consolidation – an organic transition of the team’s ‘player’s journey’ from ‘discovery and onboarding’ … More

games, gamification, GBL, play, playful learning, research

Can educators be a game designer and a co-author of gamified learning?

Games, which are more readily embedded into existing educational  practices, are more likely to be accepted by educators as useful … More

creativity, culture, games, gamification, GBL, malaysia, research

On boarding into playful creativity

We have worked with various stakeholders on a creative design process with play and games inspirations in mind. GameChangers, specifically … More

game design, games, gamification, gchangers

CreativeCulture workshop in Coventry, 8th Oct

The CreativeCulture project, an extension of the main GameChangers initiative, has enabled us to work with our project partner, UNIMAS … More

games, gamification, malaysia

C4Rs.eu at VSGames 2018

There is a number of evidence that suggests that games and gamified applications can drive collective action in the real … More

collective awareness, games, gamification, PCG, smart sensing

Silence is Golden – where action speaks louder

Yes was pretty quiet on the blogging side for the past 3 months. Was on the fast lane… not stopping … More

creativity, culture, disruptive technology, games, gamification, play, research, social

Trans-disciplinary model for Game-Based Intervention design

The design and development of game-based application aimed at serious purposes has to consider considerations from relevant disciplines. And it … More

games, gamification, GBL, intervention mapping, serious games

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