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Peggy Holman

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Jun 25, 2010, 6:08:06 PM6/25/10
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No doubt it's because I'm now more aware of games…just heard from a friend who is on the board of a games association.  Their annual conference is in Vancouver, British Columbia in October.  A flyer is below.  The conference web site: http://www.nasaga.org/events/2010-nasaga-conference



What my friend, Jim Clark, says about the conference:
 I've attended 3 of NASAGA's conferences, and they have consistently been the best conferences I've ever attended.  What I appreciate about NASAGA is that it is a community of practitioners who are oh so willing to share AND have fun in the process.  

For anyone who is interested in integrating meaningful fun activities into their practice, it is a must attend conference.  There are certification pre-conferences in game design and facilitation that are run by Thiagi and his minions.


BTW, the card activity we did on Saturday afternoon is from Thiagi.

Peggy



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