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Gamification stuff we love: Digital City Adventure Treasure hunts and location based team hunts can be a fantastic way to… [Read More]
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Most people in business have probably experienced the mad dash of client requests when they hear you are taking holidays. When you run your own business, you have the added bonus of ensuring that ongoing work remains ongoing, people have the explanations they need to get one with things and enough blog posts etc have…
Yesterday I was chatting about how I tend to play with something to figure out how it works. The person I was talking to commented on how I named it playing. For me, it made total sense to call it this and it feels for me like play. I know when it is something new,…
A few days ago I was having a discussion about incompetence. It made me think and wonder if incompetence is really something we do on purpose. For a lot of people it is also about they don’t know what they don’t know and hence calling them incompetent seems largely unfair. In learning and in psychology,…
First posted on Gamification Nation Gamification Nation – Gamification design for business results Feminine gamification viewpoint: balancing power The events of this week definitely made me reflect that we have an urgent need… [Read More] The post Feminine gamification viewpoint: balancing power by An Coppens appeared first on www.gamificationnation.com
First posted on Gamification Nation Gamification Nation – Experts in gamification for learning and HR Since last year, I have been advising Canadian start-up You-EQ on gamification design for their platform. The team behind the… [Read More] The post Tapping into intrinsic motivators with a card game by An Coppens appeared first on www.gamificationnation.com
When I started out in gamification, I wanted to make my designs inclusive by design. One of the main drivers behind this was that what I had seen up until then didn’t quite motivate me as a woman when gamification presented in a hyper-competitive manner. I also felt that most gamification designers at the time…