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CDMG: Crises and Disasters Management Game (Video Game to Teach Arab Children How to Handle Emergencies and Crises)

Game-based learning has promoted the value of instruction procedures in schools as it's becoming more widely recognized as effective educational tools. This paper presents a proposed game that teaches Arabic children a complex subject in an easy to understand, safe and simplified way -- how to manage the crises and disasters. We called the game Crises & Disaster Management Game (CDMG). CDMG also provides basic training for critical situations management. The CDMG game was piloted to a focus group consisting of twelve students in a governmental primary school in Mansoura city, Egypt. Results from the surveys showed the CDMG game is effective in providing the players with basic knowledge of crises and disaster management, in practice. The need of using such training methods is very much needful for Arab communities, since it will help the disaster response activities for children to be easier and faster.