In gamification unlike in a game-based approach, a learner is just a user on an e-learning app, website or LMS. In gamified products, there are no such roles.

Does this mean it’s game over for gamification? Not entirely. (At my sales enablement solutions company, we have seen many clients achieve success through a balanced use of gamification.) ...

We thrive on rules, points, challenges, rewards and leaderboards. “In the game world, we become the best versions of ourselves,” game designer Jane McGonigal told delegates at the TED conference in ...

This is your “gamified” future. Gamification is a buzz word used to describe systems that take elements of everyday games like chess and Donkey Kong and applies them to everyday life.

Gamification, or using game mechanics in non-game applications, is the new black. It has become fashionable as game designers turn their talents from creating fun games to creating fun web sites ...

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The best thing about using gamification as a marketing tool is that it uses real people, just like your customers, as the influencers for your business. People love games.

Gamification may also be applied in teams, literally. In 2009, a regional electrical company approached us with a plan to instill a culture of safety awareness within its road crew teams.

Gamification loosely refers to leveraging game mechanics to engage users and solve problems. Within healthcare successful applications include patient adherence, physician education, brand awareness, ...