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Disability game

Mission Far North

Serious game Disability

The Concept

Educational objectives and themes

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This Disability serious game is part of the Gaming Lab project. It was co-constructed with various experts.

Mission Grand Nord is a remote activity. The game is modular and can be played solo or with other players.

Each player is offered different game modules, with the aim of raising awareness of the different themes among as many employees as possible.

The game can be played in a ‘one shot’ version or in a ‘daily modules’ version.

Learning objectives:

Break down preconceptions about ‘Disability’ show that it is linked to an environment, a situation
Reassure employees: if I am recognised as having a disability, how will I be helped (resource persons, human, material, organisational, financial assistance, etc.) for myself and even my family?
Communicate for the company on its CSR, disability commitment, diversity, with a view to enhancing its image, its impact to better recruit, give a social meaning to employees to retain them
Highlight internal initiatives and the local referent (customisation option).

Global information

Logistics

Alone or in a team

No limit on the number of people connected.

Material requirements

A browser with Internet access (on smartphone / PC / mac / tablet)

Duration of the game

‘One shot: 50min - Daily module (5 days): 10min

Goal of the game

Raising awareness about disability

Context

Remote

The Pitch

Game scenario

Your lifelong wish? To see the Northern Lights! So you pack your bags and head for the far north for a well-deserved week’s holiday to make your dream come true.

When you arrive, despite the very warm welcome you’ve been given, something bothers you… It’s a complete change of scenery! You realise that the environment is completely foreign to you: bright, cold, noisy… And you haven’t exactly planned for the right equipment…

You’re going to have to make a lot of effort to adapt and succeed in creating a bond with the locals, who seem very keen to share their know-how with you and help you in your quest.

Game

During the briefing, participants were given the link to the game.

On their journey through the Far North, the players will have to come to terms with a number of unforeseen events. The various metaphors help them to adopt an empathetic attitude and understand the subject from different angles.

Serious game modulable

How long?
One shot version = one 50-minute game
Daily module version = 5 modules of 10 minutes each

Alone or in a team? :
Solo version: I play alone or with others behind a single device (computer, tablet, smartphone).
Duo version: two or more players with at least two devices (computers, tablets or smartphones) face-to-face or remotely using a videoconferencing tool.

In Immersion

Examples of challenges

On the bus to the city centre, you try to understand why you feel so out of place here. And yet, in a temperate environment, you’re totally at ease! And just as well, among the various booklets you picked up at the airport, one is entitled ‘What to do if you have a disability in Lapland’.

You decide to read it.

Unfortunately, it seems that while you were waiting for the bus, the snow damaged the document.

Can you put it back together?

It’s a list of things to pack before you leave. You have found five of the seven items. Go on to the next challenge to discover the next type of disability.

This refers to any substantial alteration in one or more cognitive functions.

These represent all the cerebral processes by which human beings acquire information, process it, manipulate it, communicate it and use it to act: perception, attention, memory, executive functions, oral and written language, calculation, representation in space and time, and so on. These include all the dys- disorders (dyslexia, dyspraxia, dysorthographia, etc.) and autism spectrum disorders.

These disorders often lead to fatigue because of the compensatory efforts they require. For this expedition, you too will have to make great efforts to adapt.

Here is a list of contraindications. Try to decipher this coded message to understand.

If you need help, you can click on the magnifying glass icon to ask a tourist office employee for assistance.

Don’t forget to get involved!

You’ll need snowshoes to reach the aurora borealis. If you don’t, you could find yourself with a disability… of what kind?

Camille has information on the road network. Let us help you find your way to the equipment shop.

This is a video message.

Click on the play button to start the video.

Do you understand what this person is telling you?