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Imagine yourself living some two million years ago. Your survival would have been mainly through hunting and food gathering. Slowly, as the human species evolved, (around 70,000 to 80,000 years ago), they started hunting small game. The word ‘game’ here means any animal hunted for food. The term game was used as a medieval hunting terminology in the late 13th century. Read on...
Gamification is simply the idea of taking the principles of play, the things we’ve learned in playing video games and placing those concepts and ideas in the world of education or the workplace to make it more engaging.
Why We Need Gamification For Our Online Course Development. Check the Why Your Online Course Development Needs Gamification
Take a look at our quality Articulate Quizmaker Templates. Build a better course with one of these!
Looking for a way to avoid boredom when you build your elearning strategy? We can think of (at least) five reasons why you should use elearning games as a strategy: creativity, structure, collaboration, expansion and engagement.
eLearning games can make sure your learners aren’t bored to tears by the end of a training experience.
Gamification (or just plain “gaming”) is a huge buzzword in the learning community. According to the experts in human behavior and brain development, gaming is not only good for you, but essential to the development of parts of our brains that control our cognitive skills.
Gamification has become increasingly on-trend in the eLearning realm. In this blog post we discuss how GAMIFICATION can be key to Corporate Sales Training.
54 years ago, Commander Alan Shepard became the first American to go to space. Celebrate by taking a look at our Space Race Storyline game template.
Games work well as a reward and a kinesthetic exercise of newly learned skills. Learn how to use game templates to create that effect.
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