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Subject:

Serious Games and small survey

From:

Phil Godsiff <[log in to unmask]>

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Phil Godsiff <[log in to unmask]>

Date:

Thu, 9 Dec 2021 17:19:29 +0000

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Hi All

One of our DEAS researchers, Soheeb Khan,  has been working with a number of companies developing serious games to help their staff and customers better understand how improvements could be made, and what could be the impact of innovative digital technologies on their business.  He would like as many people  as possible to play these games, to provide feedback, and also to complete a short survey afterwards to capture their thoughts and impressions.  Details are set out below (you will have to cut and paste links etc).  


Soheeb writes

The aim of this research is to investigate if serious games could be used to the convey, educate and/or simulate the servitization offer to its players. Two games were developed for different sectors, Game 1: Uptime – Howden Machine Maintenance Game was developed for the Howden group  (Manufacturing Sector) and Game 2: EHAB – Weather Risk Management Game was developed for EHAB group (Financial Sector). 

This study is investigating the effectiveness of these game and by involving users in a Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) Study to gauge the acceptance of a new technology based on user’s feedback. This study will enable investigators to see the impact of the game and help others see the potential use of innovative technologies to communicate complex servitisation offers. For more information regarding the project please contact Dr Soheeb Khan ([log in to unmask]).
 
 
 
Game 1: 
Uptime – Howden Machine Maintenance Game
Uptime – Howden Machine Maintenance Game should be played for 5-10 Minutes before answering the survey. 
Complete the survey after playing the game, this should not take you longer than 5 minutes, 
Uptime Game Survey: https://bit.ly/DEAStam 
 	Game can be accessed or downloaded from the following links. 
Apple Version: 
https://bit.ly/DEASappstore 
Android Version: 
https://bit.ly/DEASgoogleplay 
Windows Tablet Version  https://bit.ly/DEASwindowsTab
Windows Desktop (Need a Keyboard): https://bit.ly/DEASwindowsDT 
Web Version (Need a Keyboard): https://soheebkhan.github.io/DEASUptimeGame/
 
 
Game 2: 
EHAB – Weather Risk Management Game  
EHAB – Weather risk management game should be played for at least 15-20 minutes before answering the survey. This game has an automatic saving feature; you can play this game in several sessions rather than just in one if needed.
 
Complete the survey after playing the game, this should not take you longer than 5 minutes, 
EHAB Game Survey: https://bit.ly/DEAStam2
 
 	Game can be accessed or downloaded from the following links. 
Apple Version: 
https://bit.ly/EHABappstore
Android Version: 
https://bit.ly/EHABgoogleplay
Web Version: 
https://bit.ly/EHABweb
 

Stay safe
 
Phil Godsiff

Network Co-ordinator

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