Tools for Teams to Create Better Design, Development, and Evaluation of Games for Change

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Dr. Kimberly Hieftje (Yale Center for Health & Learning Games/play2PREVENT Lab at Yale) and Sabrina Culyba (Schell Games) talk about the pre-production processes they've developed and are using to guide the development of several serious game projects.

Speakers:
* Sabrina Culyba (Principal Designer, Schell Games)
* Kimberly Hieftje (Deputy Director, Yale Center for Health & Learning Games, play2PREVENT Lab)




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