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Gamification
14 years ago
I stumbled across this video that I thought was especially interesting considering my field of learning. If you're into games, you've probably heard about this before, but description of this isn't just about making everything fun. It's mostly about using rewards to keep people loyal and interested in a business.
It's a looong video, but I stuck to watching the whole things because I found it really interesting. It makes a lot of sense. Just thought I'd share.
Maybe you folks are interested in working with games and social interaction, but are too wary about trying to get into the gaming market because of the competition. This could really be a big opportunity in the near future to work with game elements, but in other business settings.
It's a looong video, but I stuck to watching the whole things because I found it really interesting. It makes a lot of sense. Just thought I'd share.
Maybe you folks are interested in working with games and social interaction, but are too wary about trying to get into the gaming market because of the competition. This could really be a big opportunity in the near future to work with game elements, but in other business settings.
I like this video as well http://www.escapistmagazine.com/vid.....7-Game-Reviews
sporky111
~sporky111
I was just about to link their video on Gamification
Rashoni
~rashoni
lol me too XD
Ben300
~ben300
I've had this topic mentioned several times during web design classes. It's definitely something worth investing time in :)
Cobra_McJingleballs
!cobramcjingleballs
i had mary poppins for a nanny when i was yung...da bitch left me in a chalk drawing and was raised by penguins
conneich
~conneich
This is definitely a practice taught by classes in all colleges now.
Cougar1823
~cougar1823
Gamification has a light and a dark side. The light side is that it means learning and working can be made fun again. The dark side is the production of games which are designed to be addictive.
