Jane McGonigal: Massively multi-player… thumb-wrestling?
Jane McGonigal: Nagyon sok szereplős… hüvelykujj birkózás?
Reality is broken, says Jane McGonigal, and we need to make it work more like a game. Her work shows us how. Full bio
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kevesebb mint 60 másodperc alatt.
izgalmat, áhitatot, csodát,
Now you're willing to play.
Most már hajlandóak vagytok játszani.
I declare a thumb war, and we wrestle,
because she's the best.
massively multiplayer thumb-wrestling,
hüvelykujj-birkózással kapcsolatban,
to pin someone else's thumb.
then swoop in at the last minute.
the first person to pin my thumb.
aki lenyomta az ujjam.
you don't have to hold back.
and grab some other people.
the slides back up here really quick,
a diákat ide egy pillanatra?
wave it around to make sure.
hüvelykujj birkózás".
is pretty surprising.
ujjal birkózni elég meglepő.
or this person's, like, really into it,
vagy ez a fickó nagyon beleélte magát,
Look at your faces. This room is full of joy.
Nézzetek az arcotokra. A terem teli van örömmel.
or checking their email while we were playing,
vagy emailezni játék közben,
connected physically for a minute.
fizikailag kapcsolódott egy percre.
with every single person in the room?
minden egyes emberrel a teremben?
to everyone in the room.
kötődést éreztek mindenkihez a teremben.
to release oxytocin quickly
for at least six seconds.
fogjátok valakinek a kezét.
for way more than six seconds,
fogtátok egymás kezét,
a game you never knew before.
amit nem ismertetek korábban.
You can teach other people.
Megtaníthatjátok másoknak.
people who know how to play,
hogyan kell játszani a játékot,
become a grandmaster.
és nagymesterré válsz.
vagy Facebook státuszotokat!
if you want to play again.
nagymesterré váláshoz:
of massively multiplayer thumb-wrestling.
teach you my favorite game.
a kedvenc játékomat.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Jane McGonigal - Game DesignerReality is broken, says Jane McGonigal, and we need to make it work more like a game. Her work shows us how.
Why you should listen
Jane McGonigal asks: Why doesn't the real world work more like an online game? In the best-designed games, our human experience is optimized: We have important work to do, we're surrounded by potential collaborators, and we learn quickly and in a low-risk environment. In her work as a game designer, she creates games that use mobile and digital technologies to turn everyday spaces into playing fields, and everyday people into teammates. Her game-world insights can explain--and improve--the way we learn, work, solve problems, and lead our real lives. She served as the director of game R&D at the Institute for the Future, and she is the founder of Gameful, which she describes as "a secret headquarters for worldchanging game developers."
Several years ago she suffered a serious concussion, and she created a multiplayer game to get through it, opening it up to anyone to play. In “Superbetter,” players set a goal (health or wellness) and invite others to play with them--and to keep them on track. While most games, and most videogames, have traditionally been about winning, we are now seeing increasing collaboration and games played together to solve problems.
Jane McGonigal | Speaker | TED.com