How do you learn from games? Did you know? The average age of the gamer today is 37. I hear and I forget I see and I remember I do and I understand - Confucius

Playing the game

Different Missions

Step 2 – React by constructing or changing buildings, policies and structures Step 3 – Click the “end turn” hour glass to implement your changes Step 4 – Evaluate the impacts and any news that appears Step 1 – Discuss strategy, check events, click on tips if unsure

? ? ? Mission: Food, Energy Water

Production Score Population Score Ecosystem Score Bonus Score Depends on how much food, funds and energy are produced Depends on how well the population is living Depends on how well the ecosystems are in the area Depends on the how well you have responded to events Basin Score

Remove word buttons Mission: Floods and Droughts Quit game Help Water meters Market place Statistics Next turn Save game Zoom When you click the statistics icon, the graphs will appear When you click on the arrows it goes to the trophies screen STATISTICS ? ? ?

Mission: Floods and Droughts Quit game Help Water meters Market place Statistics Next turn Save game Zoom When you click on the arrows it goes to the graph screen SCORE SUMMARY STATISTICS ? ? ?

When you click the next turn icon, the game moves to the next turn ? Next turn ? ? Mission: Food, Energy Water

The game is finished when the agreed number of turns are over or agreed time has expired Mission: Floods and Droughts At the end of the last turn you get to see the final rating STATISTICS SCORE SUMMARY When the mission is completed, you’d see the star ratings ? ? ?

What’s next?   The game has been tested in two schools, in Argentina and Kenya  Facilitators or Teachers’ Guide finalized  Translation in different languages (French, Portuguese, Spanish, other languages)  Teachers’ training through networks  Adapt the game for different uses, from 2 hours awareness for professionals and decision makers, self learning online, to months of in-school education