E-Learning Board Games #137: Challenge | Recap
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CHESS ANYONE??
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzER4J1zCaZ-LUotTXBueVNTN2M
This is my first challenge entry! Just happy I had something that I was currently working on!
The task at hand was a boring one. Describe roles and responsibilities in the global risk organization of a Fortune 500 company. My mind went to games like “Risk” and “Chess.” “Risk” seemed WAY too hard to breakdown, but chess allows the learner to discover on their own and feel as if they are making progress as the pieces build in a 2D and flat design way. I created the chess board in PowerPoint and used variables that call to both the chess board (TOC) and the master slide. While there is a lot of clicking in the sample file, I was careful to put the pieces in realistic positions. Furthermore, our Risk organization is very large, we couldn’t use real pictures of people, but I’ve included a .story template for a version using pictures of people which could be great for describing roles and responsibilities for specific people.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzER4J1zCaZ-LUotTXBueVNTN2M
This is my first challenge entry! Just happy I had something that I was currently working on!
The task at hand was a boring one. Describe roles and responsibilities in the global risk organization of a Fortune 500 company. My mind went to games like “Risk” and “Chess.” “Risk” seemed WAY too hard to breakdown, but chess allows the learner to discover on their own and feel as if they are making progress as the pieces build in a 2D and flat design way. I created the chess board in PowerPoint and used variables that call to both the chess board (TOC) and the master slide. While there is a lot of clicking in the sample file, I was careful to put the pieces in realistic positions. Furthermore, our Risk organization is very large, we couldn’t use real pictures of people, but I’ve included a .story template for a version using pictures of people which could be great for describing roles and responsibilities for specific people.
Nice work! I am also trying to work my way through a chess example.