Program and Papers
Program - Download the Final Program
(pdf)
Due to the results of the following research project and the high interest in this topic this symposium has been organized together with the contacted ”gambling” universities of the research survey:
Games as part of university level Business Administration and Economics programs
by Yvette Riedl-Steiner, CBS Learning Lab, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Games as part of university level Business Administration and Economics programs
by Yvette Riedl-Steiner, CBS Learning Lab, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Below the presentations from the symposium (all in pdf)
Opening - day one
Overview about the aims and main results of the research project
Yvette Riedl-Steiner, CBS Learning Lab, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Yvette Riedl-Steiner, CBS Learning Lab, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Presentation of the themes at the symposium
Dr. Steffen Löfvall, CBS Learning Lab, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Dr. Steffen Löfvall, CBS Learning Lab, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Development and implementation of educational games
- Business simulation “USIPLAN”
Marco Rehm, M.A., University of Siegen, Germany - Business simulation "TrainInc."
Dr. Clemens M. Eberle and Benjamin Apeloig, University of Potsdam, Germany - Strategic simulation “StratSim”
Prof. Torsten Ringberg, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, USA since June. 2009 at Copenhagen Business School
Learning outcome of educational games
- Business simulation “MarkStrat”
Prof. Anita Basalingappa, Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad, India - Business simulation “The Marketing Game”
Associate Prof. Lars Christian Huge, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark - Board game “Mindsetter”
Dr. Thomas Duus Henriksen, The Danish University of Education, Denmark and Christian Harpelund, Relation Technologies, Denmark
Evaluation of educational games
- Video game “Econ201”
(recorded web-conferencing - the link opens in a new window)
Dr. Jeffrey Sarbaum, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA - Experimental Economics
Prof. Dr. Hans Jürgen Schlösser, University of Siegen, Germany
Opening - day two
- Pros and Cons about using off-the-shelf games
Dr. Steffen Löfvall, CBS Learning Lab, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Presentations from developers of educational games and discussions
- TOPSIM- Management Simulations
Dr. Tobias Thomas, Deputy Head/Project Manager, TATA Interactive Systems GmbH, Germany - Devising and Developing a business simulation game for Higher Education learners and teachers
Peter Harrington, Founding Director, Venture Simulations, United Kingdom - The Strategy Experience
Richard Puttock, Pearson Higher Education, United Kingdom
Sidst opdateret af Michael Pedersen 22.12.2009
Target Group
Academics, teachers and lecturers at universities and other institutions of higher education, who are interested in games in Business Administration and Economics programs
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