Tag: gamification
When it comes to learning, using games can be a great supplement to your curriculum. A few advantages of using games include: Reinforcement of what has already been studied …
Everyone in the world has played some sort of game at some stage of their life. Games are a shared human experience and are essential to every culture in …
Humans have been playing games for a long, long time. From the Ancient Egyptian board game Senet (3500 BCE) to current video games like Call of Duty, people have …
You don’t need to be a Fortnite aficionado (trust me, I’m not) to identify with Roald Dahl’s astute observation that ‘life is more fun if you play games.’ Consider …
The first commercial video game, Pong, was made available in 1971 and sold 35,000 units to consumers. Since that initial — and, by today’s standards, incredibly modest — foray …
Gamification is the application of game mechanics and elements of gameplay to the learning content with an intent to engage or change the behavior of learners. Gamification has existed …
What is Gamification design? Gamification design is a strategy that applies game mechanics and elements of gameplay to the learning content with an intent to engage learners. Gamification has …
Gamification is more than just a buzzword in the corporate training circles. It is a strategy that applies game mechanics and gameplay elements to the learning content for engaging …
Gamification has been in existence for several years. However, it is only since 2010 that corporates have begun to use this learning engagement as part of their training strategy. …
The retail industry is set to globally grow to around $28 trillion by the end of 2020 with an annual growth rate of 3.8% since 2008. The FMCG (retail …
