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Debt Ski Game Created For mtvU's Indebted.com

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PIXELearning launch The Sales Game

Started Apr 25

The potential of serious games on mobile devices - is there anything real yet?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by AC Feb 19.

Flash ActionScript Programmer (serious games)

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Online Serious Games development team placements

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I've added a note about your game on my entertainment website: http://www.movieindustrymarketing.com/cgi-bin/gt/tpl.h,content=265 I'd like to learn more about it to add stories to my business websites as well. Please send me info about how it works…

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Profile Information

Hometown:

London

Current Location:

Coventry UK

My Involvement With Serious Games:

company, academia, public sector, other

Current Employer and Position:

PIXELearning - CEO & co-founder

About My Involvement With Serious Games:

I am CEO of PIXELearning, a UK-based provider of online game & simulation-based business and management skills training solutions. I am active in the UK, European and US Serious Games community. I have written several white papers on using Serious Games in the corporate learning space.

About Me:

I founded PIXELearning 5 years ago after several frustrating years in conventional eLearning development. I origianlly trained as a mechanical building services engineer (88 to 94) before doing a B.Sc Honors degree in Disaster Management (94-97). I then set up an eLearning development studio whilst undertaking a Masters research degree into eLearning.

Favorite Sports Teams:

Chelsea Football Club - see www.chelseafc.com

Favorite Music:

Anything with a bit of angst, melody and passion - metal, britpop, indie, punk, 70's rock ballards etc.

Favorite TV Shows:

Dragon's Den / 24 / Band of Brothers / Spooks / Top Gear / anything on Discovery

Favorite Films:

All 60's/70's WW2 films (no matter how cheesy) / 70's Sci-Fi / 60's B&W thrillers

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Serious Games – are we really a community?

I’ve been motivated to pen this article by a long-standing observation born from being involved with numerous initiatives, groups and associations over the last five years, from attending numerous Serious Games and r

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Posted on October 12, 2007 at 2:36pm — 3 Comments

Serious Games Challenge

Autodesk are sponsoring a Serious Games Challenge - details below.....

Welcome to the official website of the Second Annual I/ITSEC Serious Games Showcase & Challenge.

Serious Games for Serious Training
The goal of Serious Games Showcase & Challenge

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Posted on June 13, 2007 at 9:24am —

Serious Games; Where it's At

Where it’s at: An anecdotal look at the stages of games-based learning adoption in the eLearning sector.

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Posted on April 3, 2007 at 9:43am — 1 Comment

Serious Games cost/price models

There has been an interesting - an at times slightly heated - debate on the serious game listserv which the folks at Digital Mill administer (subscribe at www.seriousgames.org) about the pricing models for 'serious games' that was initiated by Patrick Dunn (a member of this site). I have posted Patrick's original question below in order to mirror the debate on this site which I think is far more technically accessible than the Digital Mill version.

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Posted on April 3, 2007 at 9:41am — 2 Comments