The Gamification Report Blog
What We Search for Reveals What We Value
In The Twelve Days of Christmas, the five golden rings are often interpreted as symbols of value. Not decoration. Not noise. The things worth seeking out.
That idea sits at the heart of todayā€™s gift.
DayĀ 5 of our 12 Days of Christmas Giveaways features an ...
Listening for the Signals That Matter
In The Twelve Days of Christmas, the four calling birds are messengers. They signal. They alert. They invite attention.
That metaphor fits perfectly with todayā€™s gift.
Day 4 of our 12 Days of Christmas Giveaways features Be AI-gile: Four Calling Birds, a shor...
Faith, Hope, and Charity in Conversation
The holidays bring people together.
They also have a way of testing us.
Faith can falter.
Hope can fade.
And charity? Sometimes itā€™s the hardest to extend, especially toward the people who push our buttons.
Thatā€™s why todayā€™s gift feels so timely.
Day 3 o...
In the song, the two turtle doves represent connection and partnership. They move together. They signal alignment. Theyā€™re a pair.
That makes them the perfect metaphor for todayā€™s gift.
Todayā€™s giveaway is a set of Game Mechanics Cards created by Bernardo Letayf, Level 3 Certified Gamification Mas...
Most training programs are beautifully decorated trees.
Theyā€™re full of content, tools, timelines, platforms, and good intentions. There are modules, frameworks, and checklists hanging from every branch. From the outside, everything looks polished and complete.
And yet, learners still disengage.
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At Sententia, we believe learning should feel human.
That belief shows up in how we design experiences, how we teach gamification, and how we show up for our community. Our guiding values are simple and intentional: be gracious, be grateful, and be generous.
This season, weā€™re putting those values...
What The Power of Bad Teaches Learning Designers
If youā€™ve ever wondered why people lean in a little closer when a story takes a dark turn, The Power of BadĀ (Tierney and Baumeister)Ā has the answer. Our brains are wired to pay more attention to threats, loss, conflict, and anything that carries even...