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The Gamification of Corporate Training

Association eLearning

Although gamification and game-based learning have been around for a few years, only recently are training departments beginning to take these learning and engagement methods seriously. However, convincing the CEO that gamification works is a tougher challenge. Gamification, Game-Based Learning, and Simulations. Gamification.

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Use Gamification to Combat Disengagement at Work

Infopro Learning

In recent years, more and more organizations have turned to gamification to combat day-to-day doldrums and put an end to disengagement. The Dos and Don’ts of Gamification. Depending on his/her success or failure, the cashier is shown a red or green light and an updated overall score. DO Take advantage of intrinsic motivators.

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Does Gamification Warrant The Hype?

LearnDash

Gamification has been the buzz word of elearning for the past few years, but during many conversations with elearning professionals I have found that not everyone is convinced about its impact. The question lingers: is gamification still just hype? Back in 2012 the gamification niche of elearning was at $242 million.

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Top 10 Competencies of a Gamified Learning Designer

Learnnovators

New (additional) elements to learning (Rules, Challenges, Levels, Scores, Badges, Leaderboards). Gartner predicts that this year, 80% of the current gamified applications by companies will fail to meet business objectives. The primary reason cited for this (failure) is ‘poor gamification design’.

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Corporate Play-Day: How The Big Boys Are Gaming

Dashe & Thomson

This month’s big question, posted by Ben Betts of HT2 (Karrer is on blog-sabatical), is “Does Gamification Have a Role in Workplace Learning?”. Companies also may use leaderboards, which let players view one another’s scores, to encourage friendly competition and motivate performance, experts say.

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eLearning from Research and Marketing Gamification

Vignettes Learning

The fundamental objective of gamification is to impart an experiential lesson for participants. Gamification is also a two-edged sword that could be used as an effective marketing tool. This is an important angle for elearning developers: gamification is shifting from instructional and compliance to marketing purposes.

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Gamification in E-Learning – Are you really learning?

eLearning 24-7

If you have been calculating the points while viewing the stats you would have seen: Gamification market will reach 2.8 70% of the Global 2000 will have at least one gamified application by 2014 (Gartner). 53% believe that by 2020, gamification will be wide spread (Pew Research Center, based on those surveyed). Not at all.