Public Good Games (PGG) are games used in the experimental social sciences, particularly behavioural economics, to research human behaviour. 

As part of the SCOUT project, which involves the Department of Business Economics, Health and Social Care (DEASS), the Department of Innovative Technologies (DTI) and the Department of Education and Learning / University of Teacher Education (DFA/ASP) of SUPSI, one of these games has been redesigned to create a digital classroom game that allows middle and high school classes to work on the dynamics of communication and collaboration. 

During Breakpoint we will explain how we worked on narrative, mechanics, gameflow and graphics, and by experimenting with the game together we will discuss the different ways in which it can be used in the classroom.

Breakpoint with

Luca Botturi, Professor in Media in Education, Laboratory media and MINT, DFA/ASP
Masiar Babazadeh, Lecturer-Researcher, Laboratory media and MINT, DFA/ASP

Participation

The meeting is free of charge and open to the public by registering at dfa.breakpoint@supsi.ch. 
It is also possible to follow the event remotely via Teams.