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--- marine_colab:game_on_experiment [2015-03-17 11:38] – nik
+++ marine_colab:game_on_experiment [2015-03-19 13:40] – davegriffiths
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 ==== Game On Experiment ====
-(an experiment from the [[workshop_201503|March workshop]])
+(an [[experiment]] from the [[workshop_201503|March workshop]])
 ===Hypothesis / Challenge===
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 design steps;
-    * map existing legislative process into something like a flow-chart
+  * map existing legislative process into something like a flow-chart
-    * survey existing simulations and work related to simulations of EU legislative process
+  * survey existing simulations and work related to simulations of EU legislative process
-    * design a simulation (based on the results of first step)
+  * design a simulation (based on the results of first step)
-    * play simulation (with various strategies, etc) possibly updating the design
+  * play simulation (with various strategies, etc) possibly updating the design
-    * document analyse games
+  * document analyse games
 needs;
-    * knowledge of legislative process
+  * knowledge of legislative process
-    * simulation design
+  * simulation design
-    * recruit players
+  * recruit players
-    * players
+  * players
-    * documenting game iterations
+  * documenting game iterations
-    * evaluate strategies
+  * evaluate strategies
+offers
+  * SL: analysis
+  * SL: knowledge regarding step 1
+  * ?: brainstorming
+  * MVL: the voting guy - cities
+  * MVL: coalition building & outreach
+  * ?: recruit potential players
+  * ?: oceans world bank as example
+  * catarina: help review game desing and rules
+  * foam: contact with game designers
+  * amy: help find players and be a sounding board
 ===Progress===
+http://www.economist.com/news/united-states/21599016-understand-war-american-officials-are-playing-board-games-war-games
+"One reason why board games are useful is that you can constantly tweak
+the rules to take account of new insights, says Timothy Wilkie of the
+National Defence University in Washington, DC."
+"During official gaming sessions, analysts peer over players’ shoulders
+and challenge their reasoning. Afterwards, they incorporate the insights
+gleaned into briefings for superiors."
 ===Results===