At the Isaga 2007 conference, I chaired a session with the title "Improving the quality of gaming simulations: What can we learn from evaluation?" together with my colleague Willy Kriz. Below you can download the presentation slides of the session's individual papers. On the conference website you can find the abstracts and additional information on each of the papers.

• Jan Hense & Willy Kriz: Improving the quality of gaming simulations: Can we learn anything from evaluation? (p-59)
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• Jantine Clement: Playing a game; has it got the desired results? The development of an evaluation instrument based on the evaluation-levels of Kirkpatrick (p-50)
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• Bride Mallon: A Peer-Review Process for Games and Simulations (p-67)
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• David Kaufman, Alice Ireland & Louise Sauvé: New tools, new views? Evaluating games and simulations from multiple perspectives (p-22)
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• Jan Klabbers: Assessment methodology: the validity of my Ferrari (p-60)
  Download: 1 slide per page | 4 slides per page

Thank you again to all presenters for contributing to the success of the session!