International Simulation and Gaming Research Yearbook: Simulations and Games for Emergency and Crisis Management

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ISBN: 9780749426101 | 0749426101
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 6/1/1998

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The theme of this volume is emergency and crisis management and how games and simulations are effective tools in dealing with these issues. The work brings together topical contributions from international figures in the field of games and simulations.

Foreword

vii

Danny Saunders

Preface

John Rolfe

Section 1: Simulations and games for crisis and emergency management

The needs of the many must outweigh the needs of the few

(7)

Peter Stuart

Being wise before the event: a training practitioner's view of emergencies

(8)

John Rolfe

Burning Bushes: a simulation in crisis management

(8)

Claude Bourles

A simulation for airline crisis management training

(14)

A Frank Taylor

Spoons: A flexible low-cost simulation of casualty handling after a disaster

(8)

John Rolfe

Surgical emergencies: a training game for student nurses

(7)

Graham Avery

Mexico City: a simulation game for use in environmental education

(10)

Benjamin Pozos

Virtual realities: simulations as catalysts for policy development in higher education

(12)

Mantz Yorke

David McCormick

Tony Chapman

Section 2: Applications of gaming and simulation

Developing a European media simulation through new information and communication technologies: The TENSAL project

(12)

Danny Saunders

Tony Powell

A problem based approach to teaching construction management

(7)

Denny McGeorge

Sports facility managementopoly

(6)

John Porteous

How to cope with the complexities of a business game

100

(10)

Eugenijus Bagdonas

Irena Patasiene

Vytautas Skvernys

A case study in the diffusion of an educational process innovation: Computerized business gaming

110

(16)

Thomas F. Burgess

Section 3: The design and evaluation of interactive training methodologies

A reconsideration of the concept of quality learning

126

(5)

Ronald Brech

Designing manual games for classroom use - an examination of some useful paradigms

131

(14)

Henry Ellington

Joannie Fowlie

Monica Gordon

Once more with feeling - identification, representation and the affective aspects of role play in experience-based education

145

(10)

Kate Collier

Social psychological applications of educational simulations

155

(6)

Adam Joinson

Simulation-game design as a communication process

161

(13)

Benita Cox

Peter Saunders

Section 4: Current awareness update

The use of simulation in operations management: a survey

174

(28)

Jim Freeman

Janet Burdon

The Great International Management Games Competition 1995-97

202

(10)

Elizabeth Christopher

Protecting your ideas for games and simulations

212

(6)

Baudouin Knaapen

References to recent articles on research and practice in simulation and gaming

218

(10)

Mike McDonagh

Useful sources and addresses

228

Danny Saunders

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