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We break down some of the most popular learning games research to find the common themes and extract practical tips for L&D professionals.
This is the second in a series of articles about gamification and how it can be best leveraged within organizations. The first post in the series, GAMIFICATION FOR CORPORATE LEARNING, provided a definition of gamification, and further explained its two types. This post discusses the engagement aspects of gamification. The series then proceeds to cover the possibilities of gamification, and some mistakes often made by organizations attempting gamification for the first time.
This is the first post of the GAMIFICATION blog series by Karl Kapp for Learnnovators. The series starts with a definition of gamification, and further defines two types of gamification. Then it discusses the engagement aspects of gamification, the possibilities of gamification, and some mistakes often made by organizations attempting gamification for the first time.
In the space of a couple of weeks, I have previewed the future of entertainment twice. The first instance was at AFTRS in Sydney, where I attended a presentation of VR Noir: A Day Before The Night.
Want to know how to integrate 3D Educational Games in eLearning? Check 5 tips to learn how to integrate 3D Educational Games in eLearning.
Want to know 4 important things about Games For Learning? Check everything eLearning professionals need to know about Games For Learning.
Read the Totara LMS blog to learn all about learning technology, e-learning, instructional design and development, online courses, gamification, social learning and much more!
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Tips and best practices on how to use gamification in the classroom, as well as list of best in-classroom and online games.
It takes a rather gutsy individual to throw caution to the wind and jump out of an airplane two-and-a-half miles above the hard ground. It takes a special type of insanity to do so over shark-infested waters. Take a look at this new Hangman-inspired Articulate Storyline game!
Want to know how to create Educational Games That Drive Results? Check 5 key tips to create Educational Games That Drive Results!
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