Agile Game Lab Online #2: #SeriousGames4Remote #AGALAB

Now is the time to respond to change over following a plan. Innovation is the response to the crisis and serious games help us to unlock the creative potential and overcome paralysis.

That's why we are launching this SPECIAL Agile Game Lab with #LSPmeetup for this Virtual Open Space (VOS)!
Learn all about the #LSPmeetup here: https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/LSPmeetup

_Agile Game Lab Online
As most of us are working remote now, we want to create an online space to play with facilitation of group interaction and learning games.

_Your test drive for team games and workshop tools

The Agile Game Lab is a "mini barcamp" (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcamp) for anyone who want to try out Agile tools and games while having fun. We provide a safe space for to learn how to facilitate, teach or coach teams and groups about Agile mindset, tools, and methods. You have the chance to improve your facilitation skills by offering a game or tool session or to find peers to co-design a new game or tool.

_How does it work? Bring a game or tool - no superpowers required!

You read something about a new game or tool? You learned about it in a workshop or training? Or you even created one yourself? In any case: Bring it to the Agile Game Lab, announce it to the group, and you will find peers to test it out without risk to fail. Or just join a session and learn from others. We provide a session via Zoom and will take care for the session planning. Please make sure to use the latest version of the Zoom app on a laptop, or update your browser, don’t use a smartphone, since we’ll be running an interactive session. We will use Google docs for session planning, so make sure to have access. There is one time slot of maximum 60 minutes available. If you need more time, let us know in advance. Feel free to announce with a post in the meetup group what you like to play.

_Why using games and visual tools to solve serious challenges?

We are convinced that games, tools and simulations are useful to experience agile practices with others, to communicate social complex problems and to learn how to apply agile and lean thinking to solve them. They are also a great way to explore an issue at work, e.g. how to get rid of command and control, improve flow etc. That's why games are a very important element of the learning environments we create.

_Spread the word, and promote our community

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To keep the no-show rate low we're collecting 5 EUR event fee and will donate to a nonprofit organization. If you really can't afford that please drop us a note.