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Imagine creating your own version of Pokemon Go, where you set the quest and the creatures to collect in your… [Read More]
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In any small business, getting paid on time is a mighty challenge. As I write this, we have 3 clients between 35 and 90 days late on payments. We have worked a lot in the past few years to look for deposits, monthly payment structures etc. But for some of our clients even when they…
First posted on Gamification Nation Gamification Nation – Gamification design for business results Feminine gamification viewpoint: demographic For some time I have been writing about the importance of recognising differences in behaviour between… [Read More] The post Feminine gamification viewpoint: demographic by An Coppens appeared first on www.gamificationnation.com
For those of you that have followed me for some time, you know I have been working on my next book titled “Winning at the infinite game of learning” – practitioners view on gamification. Karl Kapp has been so kind as to write a fore-word based on the outline given. Some people have even asked…
First posted on Gamification Nation Gamification Nation – Gamification design for business results It is my first time visiting South by southwest in Austin Texas and for me it is like nothing I… [Read More] The post Trend watch from SXSW No ratings yet. by An Coppens appeared first on www.gamificationnation.com
First posted on Gamification Nation Gamification Nation – Experts in gamification for learning and HR On my travels, I often have really interesting experiences, insights and great conversations with the people I meet along the… [Read More] The post Making society inclusive by design by An Coppens appeared first on www.gamificationnation.com
As a young person growing up, I often had periods of severe self-doubt and although I was an average student, good at a lot of things, I always felt I was coming up just short of where everyone else was. As a grown adult, I still have to work at staying in a positive frame…