At he Hague University of Applied Sciences a social worker, nurse, a young mother, a student and two adult educators came together to experience the game for the very first time.
Thet played the scenes of Anna, a pregnant woman, and Peter, a teenager.
Successful implementation of a workshop in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, in which two leaning units of the BIG Concept and Curriculum were tested and evaluated.
SHINE took the first full version of the BIG game to real life and tested it in two days of workshop with 6 people who are part of the target groups of the project.
Mimo Wieku was assigned to elaborate scenarios for the BIG game in 5 locations involving a father with a small child. In march 2021 a workshop took place. The workshop’s goal was to discuss the challenges particularly fathers are facing when taking care of small children. During discussions five scenes for the BIG game were elaborated.
At the Hague University of Applied Sciences a workshop was organized to evaluate and validate two of the scenes for the BIG Game.
At the Hague University of Applied Sciences students of different backgrounds helped to collect experiences from people with dementia to support the development of the BIG game.
BIG was presented at an information event in Hanau, where interested citizens had the chance to get an overview of learning methods as well as the social purpose of ISIS current age-friendly projects.
The BIG game project started almost a year ago and is right on track to develop the game. The storyboard is ready and a designer to draw the characters has been assigned. We are looking forward to sharing the first results with you soon!
