GFK-Spiel

GRP game - educational game for Nonviolent Communication by Marshall B. Rosenberg.

With this program you can transfer content about Nonviolent Communication learn, practice and repeat in a playful way.

What does the approach of Nonviolent Communication? So that you can learn to speak other people clearly and directly, if you disturb something - but without reproach, criticism and attack. This increases the willingness of others to cooperatively and constructively to behave.

You can also learn to better understand other people, even if you are not agree with their behavior. Be aware that "understand" does not mean "to agree". This insightful listening contributes to a better interaction and leads to other more willingness now to understand your needs and to be taken seriously.

This educational game gives you the opportunity to practice their skills of sincerity and sensitivity. It is aimed at people with different prior knowledge on the subject. You can play it if you are not familiar with the topic Nonviolent Communication, as well as if they have already familiarized himself with the subject in the form of books or seminars.

The game contains tasks where you can increase their understanding of the essential principles Nonviolent Communication check and train. You becomes a feature NVC asked a question they answer, by opting for one of several choices. A help function explains the task or question in more detail and shows in many cases an example. After you have answered the question, you will get a feedback on the right answer and when required this must include an explanation. If you want more background information, you can call the program appropriate video presentations from the Internet.
This game level can both play alone, or together with others. If you play with others, the unit is removed at each of the player who is just your turn.

From the next game level (at the moment not listed) play best with others, since at this level the solution of the tasks is respectively evaluated by your fellow players. The tasks on these two levels of play are no multiple choice questions more and therefore put an understanding of the basic principles of Nonviolent Communication ahead.

The game is currently on 17 different types of tasks (later 35) with over 800 different tasks (later 1200). You can use it alone or play with up to 4 players. The tasks can be selected either itself or the program determines the task randomly. If you have given an answer, you will receive feedback on the screen to their solution and also acoustic feedback, which can be disabled if desired.

Questions and suggestions you may like to send to gfkspiel@gmail.com. On http://www.gfkspiel.de you can play the game in the browser.

Imprint
Klaus Karstädt: content, design, voice
January Foshag: development, design
Benjamin Arbogast: development, design
Mario Metzger: Design
Sarina Konrad: Test, voice
Antonia Kahlau: voice
Gerhard Lorenz: Correction content
Heidi Pixner: Harp Music