The document is an invitation to an Applied Gaming Masterclass hosted by TNO on July 4th in Delft, Netherlands. The one-day program will explore the possibilities of gaming in the NGO sector and teach key methodologies for game development. Attendees will experience two games, GO4IT and an e-learning game about Sudan, and learn about design experiences, benefits of games for NGOs, and future challenges. Registration is requested by email by June 30th.

1. INVITATION
APPLIED GAMING MASTERCLASS
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2. DATE
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Hello!
We are pleased to invite you to the TNO Applied Gaming master class on the 4th of July in Delft. During
this one-day programme you will explore the possibilities of gaming in the NGO sector and you will learn
about key methodologies in the development of games. This master class is designed to provide NGO
professionals with an introduction into applied gaming.
Brassersplein 2
NL-2612 CT Delft
10u00 Introduction to TNO and master class programme
10u15 Introduction of participants
10u30 Game experience: GO4IT
11u15 Short Break
11u30 The Game Design Model; pitfalls & possibilities
12u15 Lunch
13u30 Game experience: E-learning Sudan
14u00 Design experience
14u45 The benefits of games for NGO’s
15u30 Future challenges
16u00 Drinks
PROGRAMME
If you have specific questions or topics that you would like to share or discuss duvring the master class,
please let us know. We hope to see you on the 4th of July in Delft!
Best regards,
Marc van den Homberg
4th
of July 2013
10.00 - 16.00
Please let us know
if your attending by
sending a confirmati-
on email to: thomas.
bachet@tno.nl.
Directions | PublicTransport
PROGRAMME
Mark Ruijsendaal Hester Stubbé
Anja van der Hulst
Marijn Rijken
Marc van den Homberg
Josine van de Ven
Marc van den Homberg is the co-founder and leader of the
ICT4D team at TNO. Marc develops and applies pro-poor ICT
related innovations in post-conflict reconstruction and disaster
recovery settings as well as in developing countries (inclusive
innovation). He is a reserve officer for the civil-military inter-
action commando where he focuses on the comprehensive
approach. He holds an MBA from the Rotterdam School of
Management (with a specialization on entrepreneurship in
emerging economies) and a PhD in physics.
Hester Stubbé joined TNO as a researcher and technical consultant
in the department of ‘Training & Performance Innovations’. Her
research focuses on self-directed learning, work-based learning,
experiential learning and the development of innovative learning
solutions needed to achieve that. Currently she is working on pro-
jects with primary schools, secondary schools, out-of-school children
in Sudan, small and medium-sized enterprises and in the safety &
security domain.
Mark Ruijsendaal is business line manager at TNO. He is
responsible for strategy, marketing and portfoliomanagement.
Research topics include ‘privacy & identity management’, ‘
user empowerment’, ‘ evidence based policy & strategy’ and ‘
life-long learning’.
Josine van de Ven is a program manager at the department of ‘Trai-
ning & Performance Innovations’. Here work focuses in the domain
of crisis management and her expertise humans in complex infor-
mation environments. She has a background in computer science
and cognitive science.
Marijn Rijken works as a business consultant and project
manager at TNO, the Netherlands Organisation for Applied
Scientific Research. He advises companies, governments and
NGO's on the use of innovative ICTs and has a vast experience
in among others, the telecommunications, health and energy
sector. Since 2006 Marijn is specialising in ICT for Develop-
ment (ICT4D), is co-leading TNO’s market activities in this field.
Anja studied educational technology and obtained a PhD in
applications of Artificial Intelligence to educational techno-
logy from the University of Amsterdam in 1996. At present,
she is program manager and senior researcher at the Dutch
research organization TNO in the field of Serious Gaming. She
headed the development of the Go4it game.
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