About the team game. Posted by Alchemy on 27 Jan under Behind the scenes EVOKE is a ten-week crash course in changing the world.
It is free to play and open to anyone, anywhere. The goal of the social network game is to help empower people all over the world to come up with creative solutions to our most urgent social problems. The game’s first season began on March 3, 2010 and ended on May 12th, 2010. However, that doesn’t mean that the game has stopped! About Season One On May 12th, 2010 the first season of the game ended, and successful participants formed the first graduating class of the EVOKE network. Some top players also earned online mentorships with experienced social innovators and business leaders from around the world, seed funding for new ventures, and travel scholarships to share their vision for the future at the EVOKE Summit in Washington DC.
EVOKE is for all ages; recommended age 13 and up. LEARN HOW TO PLAY: Learn the five secrets of the EVOKE Network. Group inquiries: Use this sign-up form. Urgent Evoke » About the EVOKE game. Robert Hawkins. Rhawkins. World Bank Computer Game Seeks Answers to Mega-Issues. Jane McGonigal. Avantgame. Kiyash. Nathan L Verrill. Urgent Evoke A crash course in changing the world.
Nathan L Verrill MaleSaint Louis, MOUnited States Share on Facebook Share Twitter Nathan L Verrill's Friends View All Nathan L Verrill's Page Nathan L Verrill's Photos Nathan L Verrill's Videos Michael Pritchard's water filter turns filthy water drinkable Added by Nathan L Verrill Nathan L Verrill's Blog episode 3 test post episode 3 test post Posted on March 17, 2010 at 11:55pm — 3 Comments Comment Wall (8 comments) You need to be a member of Urgent Evoke to add comments! Nathanverrill. Ken Eklund. Writerguygames. Thiru. Jacob Glaser. Jacob Glaser (illgnosis) Batandwa Alperstein. Nathaniel Fruchter. Chelsea Howe. Ronald Kasendwa. Lauren Soffer. Mita Williams (copystar) Mita Williams. Calida DeBello. Urgent Evoke A crash course in changing the world.
Calida DeBello Bamfield, British ColumbiaCanada Share on Facebook Share Twitter Blog Posts (1)Discussions (1)PhotosPhoto AlbumsVideos Calida DeBello's Friends View All Calida DeBello's Page Calida DeBello's Blog The Heroes of Evoke, Season 1 You can find the complete Season One history here, as gathered by myself, just as it happened. Posted on May 19, 2010 at 1:00am Comment Wall (9 comments) You need to be a member of Urgent Evoke to add comments! Join Urgent Evoke At 12:42pm on May 15, 2010, Pradip Dey said… Good day, Calida! At 4:06pm on April 30, 2010, Jenjira Yossomsakdi said… Hello ^^ At 11:34pm on April 28, 2010, Sarah O.Connor Panamericana said… Hi Calida, What do you think about my new video and post? At 12:56am on April 26, 2010, Paul Holze said… Thanks for the feedback a while ago and even more thanks for all the work you've been doing At 10:45am on April 24, 2010, M. said… Thanks for the heads up about my inclusion on A.V.'
Yemisi Ajumobi. Gene Becker. Simon Brookes. Ben Smith. Geoffrey Kirkman. Mentors: — And now there are 20. EVOKE agents — I’m pleased to introduce another set of four inspiring mentors to the network.
They bring an incredible array of talents and experience from both established an entrepreneurial ventures including — EA Entertainment, Samasource, Afroes, and the Shuttleworth Foundation. Please join me in welcoming Dan Morris, Chelsea Seale, Anne Shongwe, and Steve Vosloo! Dan Morris Dan Morris is director of strategy and development for EA Entertainment, driving IP-extension initiatives for Electronic Arts franchises across a wide variety of traditional and emerging media. Prior to that he served as general manager and publisher at Future US, where he managed official media partnerships with SCEA and Nintendo and led the development of innovative digital-media offerings such as QORE for PlayStation Network. Chelsea Seale Anne Shongwe Anne is the Founder and CEO of Afroes Transformational Multi-Media & Consulting. Steve Vosloo. Chelsea Seale (chelseaseale) Anne Shongwe. Steve Vosloo (stevevosloo) Anthony Diecidue (antne)