Barry Joseph - Gaming Square Pegs into Dinosaur-shaped Holes: Adventures in Game Design at the American Museum of Natural History

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Presenter: Barry Joseph, Associate Director for Digital Learning, American Museum of Natural History The American Museum of Natural History was founded in 1869 and soon became a world leader in presenting artifacts from nature and culture to the public. From magic lantern slides to immersive dioramas, it has innovated new pathways for visitors to connect with science and their place in the universe. In recent years, the Museum has explored a new cutting-edge dimension in the museum experience: game design. This interactive session will help participants question and reinvent the idea of what a museum is by creating, interpreting, and playing with exhibits themselves. This experience will lead into a larger exploration and discussion of game design at museums as reflected in three recent and diverse projects: MicroRangers, an augmented mobile game about microorganisms inspired by Pandemic; Playing With Dinos, a Tiny Games-style platform of quick social games; and Killer Snails, a deck-building game about (what else?) killer snails.

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Gaming Square Pegs
into
Dinosaur-shaped Holes:
Adventures in Game Design
at the
American Museum
of Natural History
Barry
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Mooshme.org
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The GLS Museum of Natural History
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Welcome to the
Grand Opening of the
Serious Play Museum
of Natural History
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History of Innovations in Public Engagement & Education
Lantern
Slides
Dioramas
Audio
Tours
Laser
Show
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Games For the Public
CD-ROM
Space Cruiser
Accomplice Mead Arcade
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Games For Education
Cretaceous Seas
What Happened to the Neanderthals?
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Games For Public, Through Education Programs
Card
Pterosaurs
Killer Snails
Flora
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Games For Public, Through Education Programs
Mobile
MicroRangers
Playing With Dinos
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Games For Public, Through Education Programs
laptop
Minecraft at the Museum
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Games For Public, Through Education Programs
role-playing
Crime Scene Neanderthal
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Educational Objectives of the Game:
People who play the game will be able to:
• Gain a familiarity with a diversity of microorganisms
• Describe that microorganisms are part of a complex ecosystem
across scales
• Describe how humans are part of that complex ecosystem
• Appreciate the overall importance of a healthy ecosystem
• Identify the microscale within the museum’s macroscale
MicroRangers
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Coral
Bioluminescence
Seal
Beaver
Bison
Raccoon
Spruce-Fir Forest
Forest Floor
Chestnut Tree
Home
Base

Coral BioluminescenceSeal
Identify:
Solve:
collect
(zooxanthellae)
calibrate
(temp & pH)
investigate
(photobacteria)
clean-up
pollution
develop
vaccine
protein
structure
MicroRangers
#SPMuseum

Playing with Dinos
Tiny Games
•Easy to learn and play (minimal instructions)
•Short duration (5-10 minutes)
•Need limited props (or none)
•Accessible via personal mobile device
•Can be played anywhere, with anyone
#SPMuseum

Playing with Dinos
Youth Workshop
#SPMuseum

Playing with Dinos
Why Tiny Games?
• Easy to create (relatively)
• Flexible use
• Low barrier to entry
• Adapts to audience needs
#SPMuseum

Playing with Dinos
Why Tiny Games?
• Easy to create (relatively)
• Flexible use
• Low barrier to entry
• Adapts to audience needs
• Content!
#SPMuseum

Barry Joseph
@MMMooshme
Mooshme.org
ObjectOriented.info
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Barry Joseph - Gaming Square Pegs into Dinosaur-shaped Holes: Adventures in Game Design at the American Museum of Natural History

1. Gaming Square Pegs into Dinosaur-shaped Holes: Adventures in Game Design at the American Museum of Natural History Barry @MMMooshme Mooshme.org #SPMuseum

2. The GLS Museum of Natural History #SPMuseum

3. Welcome to the Grand Opening of the Serious Play Museum of Natural History #SPMuseum Play.Amnh.org/GLS

4. American Museum of Natural History #SPMuseum photobyJeffreyMilstein

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9. American Museum of Natural History #SPMuseum

10. American Museum of Natural History #SPMuseum

11. History of Innovations in Public Engagement & Education Lantern Slides Dioramas Audio Tours Laser Show #SPMuseum

12. Games For the Public CD-ROM Space Cruiser Accomplice Mead Arcade #SPMuseum

13. Games For Education Cretaceous Seas What Happened to the Neanderthals? #SPMuseum

14. Games For Public, Through Education Programs Card Pterosaurs Killer Snails Flora #SPMuseum

15. Games For Public, Through Education Programs Mobile MicroRangers Playing With Dinos #SPMuseum

16. Games For Public, Through Education Programs laptop Minecraft at the Museum #SPMuseum

17. Games For Public, Through Education Programs role-playing Crime Scene Neanderthal #SPMuseum

18. Minecraft at the Museum #SPMuseum

19. Pterosaurs: The Card Game #SPMuseum

20. MicroRangers #SPMuseum

21. MicroRangers #SPMuseum

22. Educational Objectives of the Game: People who play the game will be able to: • Gain a familiarity with a diversity of microorganisms • Describe that microorganisms are part of a complex ecosystem across scales • Describe how humans are part of that complex ecosystem • Appreciate the overall importance of a healthy ecosystem • Identify the microscale within the museum’s macroscale MicroRangers #SPMuseum

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26. MicroRangers #SPMuseum

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29. MicroRangers #SPMuseum

30. Coral Bioluminescence Seal Beaver Bison Raccoon Spruce-Fir Forest Forest Floor Chestnut Tree Home Base

31. Coral BioluminescenceSeal Identify: Solve: collect (zooxanthellae) calibrate (temp & pH) investigate (photobacteria) clean-up pollution develop vaccine protein structure MicroRangers #SPMuseum

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33. Playing with Dinos #SPMuseum

34. Playing with Dinos #SPMuseum

35. Playing with Dinos Tiny Games •Easy to learn and play (minimal instructions) •Short duration (5-10 minutes) •Need limited props (or none) •Accessible via personal mobile device •Can be played anywhere, with anyone #SPMuseum

36. Playing with Dinos Tiny Games •Easy to learn and play (minimal instructions) •Short duration (5-10 minutes) •Need limited props (or none) •Accessible via personal mobile device •Playable onsite at the museum •Focused on museum content •Appropriate for all ages •Can be played without staff facilitation #SPMuseum

37. Playing with Dinos Youth Workshop #SPMuseum

38. Playing with Dinos #SPMuseum

39. Playing with Dinos #SPMuseum

40. Playing with Dinos Why Tiny Games? • Easy to create (relatively) • Flexible use • Low barrier to entry • Adapts to audience needs #SPMuseum

41. Playing with Dinos Why Tiny Games? • Easy to create (relatively) • Flexible use • Low barrier to entry • Adapts to audience needs • Content! #SPMuseum

42. Gaming Square Pegs into Dinosaur-shaped Holes: Adventures in Game Design at the American Museum of Natural History Barry @MMMooshme Mooshme.org #SPMuseum

43. Barry Joseph @MMMooshme Mooshme.org ObjectOriented.info #SPMuseum

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