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After having opened and successfully completed your training sessions, it is time to close them! The closing phase is synonymous with conclusion and should culminate in a vote, comparison and prioritization. It also provides an opportunity to generate engagement and a shared understanding in order to move on to the next stage. The training session […]

Have you used the opening games to start your session or come up with your own approach? Now you can discover 4 new games to use throughout your sessions. These games, taken from ‘Gamestorming’ by Dave Gray, Sunni Brown and James Macanufo, will give you some pointers during your exploring phase. Happy training! Situating knowledge […]

As we have already seen, the technique of gamestorming has a lot to offer in the world of training and e-learning. Jumping in head first without proper preparation is, however, out of the question, at the risk of seeing all your efforts come to nothing. Far from offering a simple list of games, Dave Gray, […]

Chapter 1: the challenges and advantages of serious games The term ‘gamestorming’ is, of course, derived from the word ‘game’ and the concept of ‘brainstorming’ and consists in creating new solutions on the basis of games. Does it work? This practice has gradually entered the business world via large American groups. Gamestorming and its cousin, […]

Thanks to the previous guides, you now have everything you need to run effective and innovative training sessions using gamestorming. Now it’s time to put it all into practice! Discover 4 games to use as part of your programme. Let’s focus first on opening games to start the session. A different approach to icebreaking — […]