Konstantin Kaiser is a political scientist, game designer and a passionate gamer since early childhood. He has been developing educational games for the last 10 years. Starting with face-to-face games on politics his focus has shifted to mobile friendly games for the classroom. For Konstantin nothing is more exciting than watching people playing together. Konstantin’s games have won internationally renowned awards such as a Games4Change-Award in New York or the PeaceApp-Award by the United Nations.
All Sessions by Konstantin Kaiser
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20. Nov | Summit Day
The Summit Day will feature talks, project presentations, panel discussions, and workshops.
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15:15
Junait - a digital literacy game that works like a social network
15:15 - 16:45“Junait” simulates a social network und enables schoolchildren (age 8-12) to get to know its features and threats in a playful and encouraging way. This educational game works as a browser-based web-application and can be facilitated by teachers and educators independently and free of cost. Junait uses a narrative in which the players must secure the social network to prevent the antagonist Dr. Virus from stealing their personal data. Junait has three main learning objectives: 1.) Becoming aware of sensitive personal Data 2.) Protection against the approaches of strangers 3.) Strengthening the reaction capabilities against unpleasant behavior of other members. Junait is facilitated almost daily in Germany, Italy, Switzerland and Austria. Please find more information on the project (careful it’s all in german) at: www.junait.de20. Nov | Media Education Summit: Digital Games and ChildrenWhereroom 106 (ifs)