Gamification stuff we love: Wimble Managing time has always been one of my interest points both professionally and personally. For years I have gamified my own time management and on average achieved a lot more that way. We even have an online gamified work life…
Gamification Stuff we love: Class Dojo and ClassCraft Teachers have for years been at the front end of engagement, they experienced teaching generation Y before most of us saw them entering our workplace teams. It is no surprise that some excellent examples of gamified ways…
Gamification Mechanic Monday: Fixed and variable rewards Rewards come in various guises, the first decision to make around your rewards is whether they will appear at fixed intervals or variable ones. A fixed interval may be appropriate when a critical milestone is reached for example…
Gamification Mechanic Monday: Gift giving Gift giving in games is often part of progression and can be built in to stimulate social gaming. One of the reasons behind it is that when you play with friends and people you know, the stickiness of the game…
Motivation and rewards Behavioural scientists agree for some time that external rewards only motivate up to a certain point and then become de-motivational or insignificant in terms of contribution. In most organisations the leveraged factor is still pay with bonuses etc whilst science has proven…
