▼Vital Japan: April Monthly Session English message after Japanese ───────────────────────────────────── Vital Japan 第101回勉強会: 2012年4月21日(土) 6:00pm- 【飯田橋】 ◆Topic:「ゲーミフィケーション - 楽しみながら社会貢献する方法」 "Gamification: Having fun while making a better world " 使用言語:英語 Session language: English ───────────────────────────────────── Details & Sign-up: 詳細と参加申込フォームは、 http://vitaljapan.com/event.htm#meeting3
◆勉強会の流れ 開始前:Networking time (〜6:00pm) 6:00pm〜: Icebreaking Speaker's self introduction What is gamification and Case studies NPOs presentations (presented by 2 NPOs) 1.CARE International Japan 2.TBD Q&A after each NPOs presentation <Break> Group brainstorming sessions 1)Gamification ideas for the NPOs presented 2)Gamification ideas for your own business
◆使用言語:英語
◆Topic:「ゲーミフィケーション - 楽しみながら社会貢献する方法」 "Gamification: Having fun while making a better world "
-------------------- From your bedrooms, in the train, to social networks, to the screen of your smartphone: it seems like everyone is playing video games these days. Is this just a lot of time-wasting, or can these idle fingers be put to good use for positive change?
Gamification is the use of game design techniques and game mechanics to enhance non-game contexts. It's a strategy that increasing numbers of charities and NGOs are employing to engage with their supporters.
Join our interactive workshop facilitated by Nhat Vuong (Founder and CEO of innovative website ikifu.org) as we explore what gamification means and how it can be applied to social good.
▼Speakerのご紹介 Nhat Vuong is a Vietnamese war refugee, who grew up in the French part of Switzerland in Geneva. He possess a Master's Degree in Management and Marketing from the Universityof Lausanne and speaks 5 languages. He came to Japan in 2007 and a year later started working for Wizcorp, a web design company. While working there, he got the idea to make his own website to support NPOs in Japan and that is how ikifu.org started.
In 2010, he received an award from NEC Corporation during a business plan contest organized by the ICSE and in December 2011, received a 2nd award for the Japan Global Entrepreneurship Award with the support from the American Ambassador John V. Roos.
In February 2012, after two years of persistence, his website ikifu.org was finally release to the public. ─────────────────────────────────
English Announcemnet ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vital Japan 101st Monthly Session "Gamification: Having fun while making a better world "
*When: Saturday, April 21, 2012 6:00-9:10pm (Door open 5:15pm) *5:15-6:00pm Networking Time Networking Party after the session at a restaurant/izakaya
*Place: Iidabashi, Tokyo
*Topic: "Gamification: Having fun while making a better world "
*Meeting Flow: 6:30pm〜: Icebreaking Speaker's self introduction What is gamification and Case studies NPOs presentations (presented by 2 NPOs) 1.CARE International Japan 2.TBD Q&A after each NPOs presentation <Break> Group brainstorming sessions 1)Gamification ideas for the NPOs presented 2)Gamification ideas for your own business
From your bedrooms, in the train, to social networks, to the screen of your smartphone: it seems like everyone is playing video games these days. Is this just a lot of time-wasting, or can these idle fingers be put to good use for positive change?
Gamification is the use of game design techniques and game mechanics to enhance non-game contexts. It's a strategy that increasing numbers of charities and NGOs are employing to engage with their supporters.
Join our interactive workshop facilitated by Nhat Vuong (Founder and CEO of innovative website ikifu.org) as we explore what gamification means and how it can be applied to social good.
*Speaker's Bio Nhat Vuong is a Vietnamese war refugee, who grew up in the French part of Switzerland in Geneva. He possess a Master's Degree in Management and Marketing from the Universityof Lausanne and speaks 5 languages. He came to Japan in 2007 and a year later started working for Wizcorp, a web design company. While working there, he got the idea to make his own website to support NPOs in Japan and that is how ikifu.org started.
In 2010, he received an award from NEC Corporation during a business plan contest organized by the ICSE and in December 2011, received a 2nd award for the Japan Global Entrepreneurship Award with the support from the American Ambassador John V. Roos.
In February 2012, after two years of persistence, his website ikifu.org was finally release to the public. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━