Card or prompt game

The Museum of Impossible Objects

A 43-card toolkit by Sarah Le-Fevre for storytelling, speculative fiction and ethical dilemmas, used in workshops and learning to support critical thinking, futures work and innovation.

Collection photograph by Bruno Setola

The Museum of Impossible Objects photographed on Bruno's purple Applied Games background

PurposeExploring and discussing

Group sizeUnknown

DurationUnknown

AudienceLearners and educators · Communities and groups · Facilitators, coaches and practitioners

FacilitationLight facilitation

People behind the work

Creators and organisations

Sarah Le-FevreCreator

A closer look

See what it looks like

About the applied game

Collection: Office Collection
Record type: Card or prompt game
Creators / authors: Sarah Le-Fevre (Creator)
Publishers: Not recorded
Published: Not recorded

Purpose

Exploring and discussing Personal reflection and growth

Topic

Stories and imagination Design and creativity Personal development and reflection Environment and futures Society, culture and ethics

Audience

Learners and educators Communities and groups Facilitators, coaches and practitioners

Still unknown

These fields remain open rather than being guessed from the box.

Publication year
Publishing organisation
Group size
Duration

Source and provenance

What this record is based on

The accepted office photograph confirms the title. The Deckible listing identifies Sarah Le-Fevre and 43 cards; the creator's Ludogogy article supports the educational and critical-thinking uses.

Ownership: confirmed
Identification: confirmed
Collection photograph: OFFICE-PART-3-006
Deckible product record: The Museum of Impossible Objects
Creator article on Ludogogy: The Museum of Impossible Objects: Educational Field Trip