<A few/Several> weeks ago, I became an agent <highlight "agent" then add a link to your Evoke profile. It should look something like this: http://www.urgentevoke.com/profile/UserName> on in a global network of social innovators. Urgent EVOKE: A Crash Course in Saving the World opened on March 3, 2010. It’s a <_____>, a <_____>, a <_____>, and a <_____> all in one. It was designed and is directed by <_____________> for the World Bank Institute.
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EVOKE has been open <add a number> weeks and already has more than <Find out how many on the agents page> members. The game will last <__________>, concluding on <Month Day, Year>, with a new quest and a new mission unlocked each week. In the first mission agents were asked to <describe the story and the Imagine 1 prompt in 2 or three sentences.>
The first thing I looked at was this 90-second trailer: EVOKE trailer <highlight "EVOKE trailer" and add this URL as a link http://vimeo.com/9094186 or embed the video here.> from Alchemy on Vimeo. I thought the trailer was <Find your What's up? about the trailer and put it here, then make corrections.>
I <like / don't like > the way the story is presented, because... <Describe graphic novel> <Add your What's Up's from each of the three episodes here. Write transitions and make corrections.>
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Each week, <Describe what players are asked to do each week.> My favorite quest so far was the <first, second, or third> one. This quest was <________>, because.... On the surface, this quest was to <say what the questions were.>
Each week's mission has three parts: <______, ___, and _______), and so far I'm enjoying the <_______> ones the most because... <say why you like these prompts the most.> My best mission so far has been the <first, second, or third> week, the one about <say what this mission is about. What's the theme or goal of this mission?>
The "learn" part of this mission was to <In 2 or 3 sentences, summarize what you were asked to do.> As you can see in my blog post <Highlight "blog post" and add a link to that post> for this part of the mission, I learned <explain what you learned in this part of your mission.>
The “act” part was to <In two or three more sentences, summarize what you task was for this part of your favorite mission.> Again, please take a look at my blog post <Highlight "blog post" and add a link to this specific post>. For this challenge I <Either describe what you did or what you plan to do.>
For “imagine” we were asked to <Explain the assignment for this mission.> Now take a look at my <story, video, images> for this task.> What I like most about what I put up was <Describe a specific part of your writing, video, or image.> This made me think about... <Add a couple of sentences.>
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When I first started playing Evoke, I thought... <describe what you were thinking or feeling as you started.> Now, I'm wondering <What are you questions or thoughts about the game now?> The most interesting part of the game is <What do you like best?>
Some have even wondered if Evoke is a game. I think <explain some things that are like other games you have played and some things that are NOT like other games you have played.> We watched a TED video in which <______ ____________> <highlight the speaker's name, and add this link:
http://www.ted.com/talk/jane_mcgonigal_gaming_can_make_a_better_world.ht... or embed the video here.> explains these types of games, and I'm thinking now that... <copy your What's Up" about the TED video here.>
I <am / am not> looking forward to the next episodes of Evoke, because... <finish this with 3 or 4 more sentences showing what your are (or are not) looking forward to and why.>