The Gamification Report Blog
Many people in learning and development proudly claim the word introvert. Quiet thinker. Thoughtful designer. Listener first. It fits, and for years the field has reinforced the idea that great learning work happens behind the scenes.
But research tells a more interesting story. Nearly 70 percent o...
Learning Needs Choreography
What do you picture when you imagine nine ladies dancing?
Nine individuals moving independently, each doing their own thing?
Or a group moving together, in rhythm, with intention?
Now picture nine learners.
Each learner brings their own experience, perspective, and pa...
Designing for Flow, Not Friction
The image of seven swans a-swimming is one of effortless motion. Smooth. Graceful. Continuous.
Thatā€™s exactly the feeling todayā€™s gift is designed to create.
Day 7 of our 12 Days of Christmas Giveaways features an interactive video experience created in Articulate...
The Golden Eggs of Intentional Design
In The Twelve Days of Christmas, the six geese a-laying produce something valuable. Golden eggs donā€™t appear by accident. They emerge when conditions are right.
Thatā€™s a powerful metaphor for learning design.
When learning objectives and assessments are inten...
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 ...
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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