sunday 01st august 2010 | Français | English
NOVEMBER 23th 2009, AT LILLE GRAND PALAIS

Edition 2009
Programme

 

08:30 - 9:15 : Arrival of participants

Arrival of participants

09:15 -10:00 : Plenary opening session

Plenary opening session Official speeches
Keynotes from main observers (France, GB, USA)

10:00 – 12:30 : Testimonials from 30 already completed Serious Games

Morning: Testimonials from 30 already completed Serious Games Dispersion of participants across 10 workshops
For each workshop, 3 x 45 minute presentations, each based on an already developed and operational Game  / testimonial by developers of these games and their backers or partners / questions and answers and workshop debate.

12:30 -2:30 pm : Coktail

Cocktail lunch Cocktail lunch allowing people to circulate and meet with companies who have a reception “table”.

2:30 pm – 4:30 pm : 40 Serious Games projects

Afternoon : 40 Serious Games projects Dispersion of participants across 10 workshops

In each workshop, there will be 4 x 30 minute presentations of Serious Game projects, projects which may or may not be supported by the Ministry for Digital Economy's or the pôle Images NPDC 's call for projects, aiming to find backers, new partners or finance.

4:45 pm – 5:45 pm : Plenary closing session

Plenary closing session French and foreign officials and personalities from Serious Games or the sector.




Detail of the 10 workshops

Health 1

Serious Games to optimise training in the Health Care sector

Health 2

Serious Games to support the therapeutic process

Sales

Serious Games to optimise sales-force performance

Transport

Serious Games to support the transport revolution

Industry

Serious Games to simulate business and the industrial production process

Human Resources

Serious Games to recruit, train, assess and raise awareness in the business

Risks

Serious Games for training high risk roles within the business

Defence

Serious Games for National Defence

After the crisis

Serious Games to invent the post-recession world

Ecology

for the eco-citizen generation