Site-Wide Activity

I found a recent article in the Vancouver Sun paper on September 29, 2011, to be very disappointing.  The article explains that a group of teachers form a secondary school attended an offsite retreat where they spent the day engaging in co-operative team building. But the majority of the activities included playing ping-pong, air hockey,

This video interview is strictly speaking not about play, but about games, learning and systems thinking. Nevertheless, I found it an interesting way to spend ca 7 min of my time. Katie Salen is from the Institute of Play

Here is an interesting attempt to define play In short the author defines it as “the recognised, negotiated, process of a purposeful shift in the dominant meaning; and contextual attribution of value, of

A while back I promised to pull together a review of Davids Gauntletts ”Making is Connecting”, somehow work overtook my good intentions, but here it is (better late than never)

In short, Davids book is

by Cambridge University Press All Lego Serious Play friends should be excited about the new book that professors Loizos Heracleous and Claus Jacobs have just published. The book ” Crafting Strategy: Embodied Metaphors in Practice ” focuses on creative approaches of strategy making. Term “strategy” normally symbolizes future planning as top-down, structured, rational and analytical activity. However, in recent

During the last few months there have been numerous issues with trying to place orders for LSP kits into Canada.  We have been in correspondence with LEGO head office in Denmark trying to get the situation corrected.  Today, I received the news that this was indeed a systems issue. LEGO is working to correct this