Novembre 2021

Contribution of the co.LAB Framework to the Collaborative Design of Serious Games

First validation of our co.LAB framework is published in the journal JMIR Serious Games.

Jaccard D, Suppan L, Bielser F. Contribution of the co.LAB Framework to the Collaborative Design of Serious Games: Mixed Methods Validation Study. JMIR Serious Games 2021;9(4). [doi: 10.2196/33144].

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July 2021

Credit Suisse Award for Best Teaching

The serious game “Corporate Law”, developed in collaboration between AlbaSim and the University of Geneva, wins the prize for pedagogical innovation and receives the Credit Suisse Teaching Award.

July 2021

Our Serious Games Design Framework is Published

Our framework for collaborative design of serious games, developed within the FNS co.LAB project, is published in the journal JMIR Serious Games.

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Jaccard D., Suppan L., Sanchez E., Huguenin A., and Laurent M., The co.LAB Generic Framework for Collaborative Design of Serious Games: Development Study, JMIR Serious Games, 2021, doi: 10/03/2021:28674.

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Research Projects

Patient’s Rights & Innovative Teaching Strategy

A Serious Game for education on the legal rules of the health field. This game will be used as a driver for pedagogical innovation. Funded by HES-SO, in partnership with Haute Ecole de Santé Vaud

Project Management Game (PM-Game)

Take the role of a project manager and manage a virtual project! A complete educational concept integrating software simulation, teamwork and role-playing. The PM-Game is currently used by thousands of students in Switzerland and abroad.

Programming Game

Learn JavaScript programming in order to control your avatar ! Developed in the frame of the “Programming and Computational Thinking” project funded by the Hasler Foundation.

Co.LAB

Development of a collaborative digital platform for the co-design, co-development and co-evaluation of serious games. Project financed by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) and conducted in partnership with the University of Fribourg and the University of Geneva.

MIMMS

Development of a simulation for individual and team training in the management of major medical events. The project is co-funded by the University Hospital of Geneva and InnoSuisse.
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