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Stevens on learning games and refugee response

Matt Stevens’ presentation on “what can learning games teach us about ethical refugee response?” can now be found on the PAXsims YouTube channel.

Matt is Director of Lessons Learned Simulations and Training, a professional development training firm for humanitarian workers with a focus on simulations and serious games. His talk was presented to the McGill Refugee Research Group on 20 January 2021.

A summary and link to the 2020 report prepared by Matt Stevens and Tom Fisher (Imaginetic) on Serious Games: Humanitarian User Research can be found on PAXsims here.

There is still time to register for the LLST/McGill Refugee Research Group online refugee response simulation, which will take place from 1300-1600 ET on Saturday, January 23.

2 responses to “Stevens on learning games and refugee response

  1. Rex Brynen 21/01/2021 at 10:24 am

    You would have to check directly with Matt at LLST (mstevens@llst.ca) if he can free up some more non-McGill spaces.

  2. James Baker 20/01/2021 at 10:55 pm

    Can non McGill players still register? As public tickets seem to be sold out.

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