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  Bernie DeKoven
Deep Fun
IAF, TASP
bernie@dekoven.com
http://www.deepfun.com
People who want to bring more fun into the world, who play and like to bring others into play
To learn new games, to find words to help you explain the value and importance of fun
New games and old. Articles about the theory and practice, the psychology and sociology of fun.
Opportunity to join a community via our Delphi.com website.
2007

Deep Fun - Review Comments

    SITE REVIEW
    ... The DeepFun home page has an extensive index and links to many
    other fun sites. Which is why I think of it as a 'fun portal':

    Fun and Self
    Fun and Health
    Fun and Society
    Fun and Family
    Fun and Work
    Fun and Games
    Fun book, tapes and articles
    Fun resources
    Fun connections

    I looked at one or more pages in each of these 9 sections.

    ... An excellent freebie on this site is the '20th Anniversary On-Line Edition of The
    Well-Played Game: a Player's Philosophy' by Bernard DeKoven (aka
    Dr. Fun) at
    http://www.deepfun.com/WPG.htm
    It has some useful and entertaining insights into generating high quality experiences.

    ... In addition to the DeepFun Community, The Flow Network and The
    Well-Played Game I especially liked 'The Interplay Experiment'
    http://www.deepfun.com/intrplay.htm - a neat, if predictable, way
    of demonstrating the value of fun - for all ages.

    Another gem for me was Dr. Fun's advice to an event organiser:
    ''The first thing you want to do when you find yourself in charge
    of a fun event is to make everybody else responsible... Make each
    team responsible for making something. Only, instead of having
    them create a THING, have them PLAN THE REST OF THE EVENT for
    each other!''

    ... Please let me know what gems YOU find at deepfun.com or at any
    other interesting 'experiential learning' web sites that you
    visit. Write to roger@reviewing.co.uk or use the web-based comment form

    reviewed by Roger Greenaway in Sitefinder Ezine December 1999
    see the full review or go to the site now

    Help weave the web for adventure and experiential learning
    by adding your comments. Here's how!
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