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How to Make a Public Administration Role-Playing Game: A Guide to Adventure-Based Learning

How to Make a Public Administration Role-Playing Game: A Guide to Adventure-Based Learning

How to Make a Public Administration Role-Playing Game: A Guide to Adventure-Based Learning

Bill Brantley

July 19, 2024

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Summary

Role-playing games (RPGs) effectively entertain and educate players through immersive storytelling. This guide explores designing an RPG centered on public administration, highlighting core concepts like policy implementation, budgeting, and ethics. The game, set in a fictional kingdom like Eldoria, challenges players—acting as officials—to solve real-world governance issues, such as budget crises and health emergencies. Characters have specific roles, each with unique skills. Gameplay involves quests that reinforce educational objectives while maintaining engagement, such as town hall meetings. Iterative playtesting ensures the game remains accessible and effective, combining enjoyable gameplay with valuable lessons in public administration.

Reference

Brantley, B. (2024, July 19). How to make a public administration role-playing game: A guide to adventure-based learning. https://patimes.org/how-to-make-a-public-administration-role-playing-game-a-guide-to-adventure-based-learning-2/