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Game-Based Learning – Learn by Playing

Can gaming make safety training both more engaging and more effective?

What happens when employees get to practice safety-critical situations in a digital environment, where they can explore, make decisions, and experience the consequences of their own choices without any risk?

Join our free webinar on December 9 and discover how game-based learning can make safety training more realistic, interactive, and engaging.

Date: Wednesday, December 9, 2026
Time: 14:00–14:45 UAE time (GST, UTC+4) / 11:00–11:45 Norway and Central European time (CET, UTC+1) 
Location: Online webinar
Price: Free

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Are we gaming enough at work?

Video games have been part of everyday life for generations. Billions of people are familiar with exploring virtual worlds, solving challenges, making decisions, and learning through trial and error.

But what if we could use those same principles to make workplace training more engaging and effective?

In this webinar, we'll explore how gaming can transform the way we learn. Instead of simply reading about safety rules and procedures, participants can step into realistic scenarios, make decisions, learn from their mistakes, and experience the consequences of their choices. All in a safe, digital environment.

Here's what you'll discover:

  • What Game-Based Learning is and how it differs from gamification
  • How gaming can make workplace training more interactive and engaging
  • Why making decisions, experiencing consequences, and trying again can improve learning
  • A real example of Game-Based Learning in safety training
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About the Speaker

Kåre Vegar Sund is Creative Director at Trainor and has spent over 12 years working at the intersection of learning, creativity, and technology. He is particularly interested in how game technology can take us from passive learning to active experiences where we can explore, make decisions, make mistakes, and try again. At Trainor, his work includes developing new concepts in game-based learning and the future of safety training.

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