Tag: instructional design

Coming Soon: Trails of the Guard – Interactive RPG Designed for the US National Forest Service

Nov 20, 2023

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Nicholas Andriani

in writing

Tentative Title“Trails of the Guard: The Ranger’s Journey” Player/LearnersTarget Audience: Aspiring rangers, trail keepers, environmental science students, and individuals interested in forestry and outdoor management.Engagement Strategy: Interactive gameplay that simulates real-world trail maintenance and forestry management challenges. Subject AreaFocus on trail maintenance, forestry management, and sustainable environmental practices. Learning ObjectiveCognitive: Enhance players’ understanding of environmental…
Immersive Edutainment: Exploring the World of E-Learning with Captivate, Unity, VR, and Mozilla Hub. Game-Based Learning and Buddhism, Obviously.

Jul 27, 2023

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Nicholas Andriani

in Academia, captivate, game based learning, game development, game Ideas, game studies, gaming, instructional design, Master’s Program, TELL Lab, unity, virtual reality, writing

Discover the groundbreaking synergy of instructional design, virtual reality, and game-based learning in this futuristic exploration of transformative education. Unlock the potential of captivating eLearning experiences with the integration of VR technology and game elements, as we redefine the future of learning. Immerse yourself in this forward-thinking journey, where creativity and innovation converge to revolutionize…
Experience the New Age of Air Travel:From Gender-Neutral Restrooms to Local Dining, Here’s Why KCI is the Most Inclusive Airport Yet

Feb 28, 2023

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Nicholas Andriani

in writing

“The future of air travel is here, and it’s more inclusive than ever before. Kansas City’s new airport sets a new standard for accessibility and diversity.”
Writing As Therapy, Sure, But Gaming as a “Self-Care” Ritual? Here’s Why

Feb 12, 2023

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Nicholas Andriani

in comparative literature, creativewriting, digital communities, game based learning, game studies, gaming, writing

Just like a daily multivitamin or a cup of tea, games have become a form of self-care for many individuals. In a fast-paced world filled with stress and anxiety, taking a break and indulging in a game can have a profound impact on one’s mental and emotional well-being.
Video Résumés are Hard

Feb 2, 2023

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Nicholas Andriani

in writing

So here it is. I need a job. Rather, I want a job. This is my explanation behind making this goofy video. It’s a start. To tell you the truth, I followed a template from some rando-blogger who seems to know what they’re saying.
How I’m adapting Jacques Ranciere’s “The Ignorant Schoolmaster“ into the Curriculum.

Jan 27, 2023

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Nicholas Andriani

in asian studies, augmented reality, east asia, east asian studies, education, English, game based learning, game studies, gaming, instructional design, interactive fiction, japan, japanese language, japanese literature, Kansas City, narrative design, Narratology, philosophy, reading, serious games, user research, videogames, virtual reality

Ranciere’s “The Ignorant Schoolmaster” (1987) is a seminal work in the field of education and has been widely discussed and debated within the realm of game studies. The book presents a unique approach to teaching and learning, in which the teacher is seen as an “ignorant schoolmaster” who is able to lead their students to…