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As is becoming a good tradition on our blog we are doing a bit of glass ball glazing and are putting together our predictions and trends for 2020. The trends I generate are an amalgamation of what I see happening in the market place, the…
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via GIPHY I would like to thank all of my team, my suppliers and clients for a fabulous 2019! We look forward to working with you again in 2020! I wish you and your families and friends a very prosperous 2020 and all the success…
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In reflecting on a decade of gamification, at least that is how long I have been actively following, learning and contributing to the industry, is my subjective view as an active practitioner on how I see the evolution to date of our industry. The reflections…
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Welcome to a Question of Gamification. This is An Coppens. I’m your show host and also the CEO of Gamification Nation. This week’s question of the week is, “How can you keep your gamification design or your game design fresh? It’s a question we’ve had…
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Welcome to this week’s A Question of Gamification. Welcome to this show. My name is An Coppens. I’m the show host, and also the CEO of Gamification Nation, and I first of all have to apologise for my absence. We wanted to make this a…
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How hard is it to design a game or gamified process? In our work with companies, I have learned how to break down the process of making games into bite-size chunks. It brings with itself a great feeling for the end-user that they can actually…
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Why is game design so expensive? Hi, this is An Coppens. I’m the chief Game Changer and show host of a Question of Gamification. And today I want to draw your attention to costs because it’s a frequently recurring theme for our company for sure…
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Welcome to this week’s question of gamification. My name is An Coppens. I’m the chief game changer at Gamification Nation and also the show host for this show. This week’s question is what are the Learning and Development opportunities that gamification can unlock in the…
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Welcome to a question of gamification. My name is An Coppens. I’m the show host of this show and the chief game changer at Gamification Nation. Today we are bringing to you the question, how can I design for people with disabilities? And first thing…
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Feminine gamification viewpoint: Stack Overflow and ladies Stack Overflow, the developer question and answer site, in both 2015 and 2016 developers survey showed that only 5.8% users identified as females. I would think there are probably a few more female developers in the world, than just…
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In business gamification, adding game psychology and game mechanics to a work related process, typically and also advisably takes a bit of narrative. Especially for learning, the hero’s journey is often chosen as a a way of telling a story where your end-user can be the hero, whether they are…
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Gamification Mechanic Monday: Point systems Point systems make a lot of games work and are essential in the work we do in gamification. They allow you first and foremost to give feedback to the player on how they are performing. From the game design perspective…
