Designing a Boardgame Presence for Indria’s Sunday School Student
Case Study of the Batu Zaman Baptist Church, Ujung Berung Branch
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Illustration, Sunday School, Boardgame, ChildrenAbstract
The attendance cards filled out by Sunday School students each week are an important part of gradually monitoring their attendance levels. Indria students aged 4-6 are also required to fill out the provided attendance cards. The attendance cards currently used are still functional and have not received any artistic touch. The artistic touch in question is designing the attendance cards into a thematic board game periodically every 3 months. Using a qualitative experimental method as the basis for this research, starting with the process of interviews, observations, and searching for references that can be used as a guide for designing this board game. In addition, the use of board games as attendance cards has also been done before and received a positive response. By designing attendance cards in the form of a board game, it is hoped that Indria Sunday School students will be more interested in attending Sunday School every week.
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