The Gamification Report Blog
In theĀ bustling corridors of the Atlanta Airport, amid the noise of hurried footsteps and glaring overhead announcements, I encountered a moment that perfectly encapsulated the power of imagination ā€” and the often-missed opportunities to harness it. The airport's underground train system, known as "...
You stand before a canvas of endless potential when it comes to the development and delivery of your training programs. Today, I want to share with you an approach that harnesses the power of familiarity and fun to elevate your learning initiatives: the reskinning of well-loved board games for corpo...
In the ever-evolving landscape of education and training, the art of creating engaging and effective learning experiences has taken center stage. While reading this morning, it struck me that as we conclude another successful Gamification Journeyman (Level 2) cohort, the art of crafting gamified and...
Due to the overwhelming number of inquiries, I'm thrilled to share the results of our "Name Our Young Steampunk Adventurer" challenge publicly here in our newsletter. The creativity and thought put into each submission were truly inspiring, and it was evident how much the spirit of steampunk and the...
In todayā€™s rapidly evolving corporate landscape, the importance of continuous learning and development cannot be overstated. The progress of a company is deeply intertwined with the growth of its employees. This is not merely an opinion; it's a reality backed by extensive research.
Why Professional...
In the ever-evolving landscape of virtual corporate training, the need for effective time management and engagement strategies has become more critical than ever. Recently, a client approached me with a valid concern about maintaining CEU (Continuing Education Units) eligibility during half-day trai...
How often have you found yourself spiraling down a rabbit hole, trying to figure out "How do I...?" Imagine spending the next 92 minutes, maybe more, wading through endless online resources, only to end up more confused than when you started.
Now, picture a different approach. What if, instead of e...