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Gamification Mechanic Monday: Cross-section battles In games you will sometimes find that several battles are going on in different sections… [Read More]
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First posted on Gamification Nation Gamification Nation – Experts in gamification for learning and HR In preparation for the Gamification Europe conference in Brighton this week, I was making lists of fails or re-worded as… [Read More] The post First attempts in learning by An Coppens appeared first on www.gamificationnation.com
First posted on Gamification Nation Gamification Nation – Experts in gamification for learning and HR I have been using the Grammarly extension for a while now on my computer and especially for writing this blog…. [Read More] The post How feedback is teaching me by An Coppens appeared first on www.gamificationnation.com
First posted on Gamification Nation Gamification Nation – Gamification design for business results Gamification stuff we love: Hasbro Gaming lab For the second year running Hasbro in collaboration with Indiegogo is running their… [Read More] The post Gamification stuff we love: Hasbro Gaming lab by An Coppens appeared first on www.gamificationnation.com
First posted on Gamification Nation Gamification Nation – Gamification design for business results Feminine gamification viewpoint: opportunist or plain stupid? This blog post comes with a bit of a health warning, for some… [Read More] The post Feminine gamification viewpoint: opportunist or plain stupid? by An Coppens appeared first on www.gamificationnation.com
First posted on Gamification Nation Gamification Nation – Experts in gamification for learning and HR Next week I will be speaking about gamification in the insurance industry, and to prepare for it I was looking… [Read More] The post Would you be the best driver in your family? by An Coppens appeared first on www.gamificationnation.com
We often receive the question what does good gamification look like, but to me, it should also be about what it feels like. If it feels wrong, then we have missed something. Wrong can make gamification feel childish, manipulative or irrelevant. To create a good feeling, the user experience and the business process need to…