SERIOUS GAMES FOR TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

[...]serious games can be a great supplement both to traditional instructional techniques and to collaborative tools, as they may offer a facilitated exchange of experience with a clear and practical application. tech transfer games House of Knowledge, a Norway-based serious games design company, ha...

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Published inTransfer technológií bulletin (Online) no. 1; pp. 40 - 43
Main Author Almås, Håvard
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Bratislava Slovak Centre of Scientific and Technical Information 2023
Subjects
Collaboration
Computer & video games
Educational software
Games
Intellectual property
Knowledge management
Licensing (technology)
Tacit knowledge
Technology transfer
France
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Summary:[...]serious games can be a great supplement both to traditional instructional techniques and to collaborative tools, as they may offer a facilitated exchange of experience with a clear and practical application. tech transfer games House of Knowledge, a Norway-based serious games design company, has substantial experience in creating serious games within a vast range of disciplines. More specifically, House of Knowledge are subject matter experts in intellectual property and technology transfer (IP) and have developed several serious games within the IP domain - including developing games with and for WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization). Magnus Hakvåg (CEO of House of Knowledge) and Dr Sophie Pasquier (Principal Licensing Counsel at Philips Intellectual Property & Standards & President of LES France) facilitates the game to ensure a smooth player experience throughout. useful contacts and knowledge By playing the Serious Tech Transfer Game, participants within technology transfer will be able to share their own experience and learn from the perspectives of others.
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ISSN:1339-2654
1339-5114
DOI:10.52036/TTb2023140