How to choose between a game and gamification is often where our clients start asking us questions. A game typically takes places outside of a work process and gets players into a player environment. If you think of board game where they sit down around the table, whilst it may take place in a learning…
Board games and card games in the world, in general, are going through a bit of a revival. We see it as a bit of a backlash against all things digital and maybe it is also somewhat encouraged by people who grew up playing games both digital and non-digital. In terms of use in companies as…
In all my career I have worked with change management and a common wonder is whether there is a formula for change. For some time I wondered too and then I said if I analyse the successful change projects I have worked on and pull out what made them work then I have a chance…
An article in the Guardian a few weeks ago triggered my question whether designing for ladies is still considered niche as opposed to essential? The article’s name “The deadly truth about a world built for men – from stab vests to car crashes” says a lot about the remaining content. I urge you to have…
One of the frequently asked questions I receive is how to decide if gamification may solve your problem. From my point of view, gamification should always be about the end-user. It is the end-users goals and related motivation that will help you decide what will work or not. Below are a few questions that will…