Gamestorming Photo Submission
The Gamestorming Photo Submission method encourages individuals to contribute to a collaborative platform by submitting photos of games in action. This method is ideal for engaging participants in a creative exercise that enhances a shared resource.
How to run it
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Identify a game on the Gamestorming wiki that lacks a color photo.
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Capture a vibrant, color photograph of the game in action.
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Join the Gamestorming Flickr group and upload your photo with a Creative Commons, Attribution license.
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Title the photo with the name of the game.
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Email the link to your photo to gogamestorm@gmail.com.
Tips
Ensure your photos are high-quality and depict the game clearly to increase the chances of selection.
Engaging visuals are more likely to be chosen, so focus on dynamic and interesting compositions.
Variations
Consider organizing a group activity where participants work together to stage and photograph multiple games, fostering teamwork and creativity.
Where it fits
Frequently asked questions
When should I use Gamestorming Photo Submission?â–¾
Use Gamestorming Photo Submission when you want to: Enhancing collaborative resources; Engaging a community in a creative project; Building a visual library for gamestorming techniques.
How long does Gamestorming Photo Submission take?â–¾
Gamestorming Photo Submission typically takes 30 minutes.
How many participants does Gamestorming Photo Submission work for?â–¾
Gamestorming Photo Submission works best for groups of 1 or more.
What materials do I need for Gamestorming Photo Submission?â–¾
To run Gamestorming Photo Submission you will need: Camera, Internet access.
How difficult is Gamestorming Photo Submission to facilitate?â–¾
Gamestorming Photo Submission is rated beginner — straightforward to facilitate even without prior experience.
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