softskills presentation
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RESEARCH DRIVEN SOFT SKILLS TRAINING11-12-2014 - BERTRAND WEEGENAAR & TIM LANING
INTRODUCTION
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THE STARTING POINT
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• Nicoline Mulders Project 11
• Gamification: aim for training and certification
• Project Management Institute:Project Management Body of Knowledge
OPPORTUNITY COMES
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• GameAcademy’s request
• Research project• Motion capture techniques• Soft skills methods• Project Management hard skills
JOURNEY IN THE STUDIO: TAKE 1
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• Camera’s
• An actor: Tim Ward
• A director: Tonnie Dinjens
• A psychologist: Bernard Maarsingh
JOURNEY IN THE STUDIO
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JOURNEY IN THE STUDIO
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JOURNEY IN THE STUDIO: TAKE 2
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• A script
• A game design document
• More technique
• An actress: Neeltje van den Brand
• Again the director: Tonnie Dinjens
• And a whole team
IMAGE REHEARSEL
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IMAGE TEAM
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT
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• PMI & PMBOK
• Hard skills versus soft skills
• PMI core values• Responsibility• Respect• Honesty• Fairness
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
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SOFT SKILLS THEORY
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MARKET
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• Market for project
management games
+/- 600.000 USERS
REFERENCE TO BOOKLET
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TECHNICAL APPROACHTO SOFT SKILLS
TECHNICAL APPROACH
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ON POLYGON COUNTSGENERAL PERFORMANCE AND ARTISTIC DESIGN
ON POLYGON COUNTS
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ON POLYGON COUNTS
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ON THE SETTINGOF THE GAME
SETTING OF THE GAME
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SETTING OF THE GAME
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SETTING OF THE GAME
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RESULTS
RESULTS
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A LOOK INTO THE
FUTURE OF THE PROJECT
WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK
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• The team Grendel Games• M-engaged : Bertrand Weegenaar & Eric Voigt• PMI’s Rene Vielvoije and his PMI colleagues• The IBO MBA study group TopGun for their StarStuck research• Pamela Kato for her research contribution• Tim Ward, Neeltje van den Brand, Tonnie Dinjens and Bernard
Maarsingh• Albert Sikkema and team @Gameacademy for their work