The Gamification Report Blog

Gamification has become an essential tool in the realms of corporate learning, talent management, and numerous other sectors. But as this concept evolves, so do the mistakes that come with its implementation. Below, we explore the four most common pitfalls in gamification design and how to avoid the...

In today's digital age, the lines between entertainment and education are blurring, ushering in an era of gamified and game-based learning. While the mechanics, dynamics, and pedagogical principles underlying these platforms are essential, there's another element that educators and designers must no...

In a world where engagement and interactivity have become the cornerstones of effective education, gamified and game-based learning have emerged as powerful tools that are reshaping the modern educational landscape. As traditional methods evolve to meet the demands of a digital era, educators and le...

With all the discussion and fears of generative Artificial Intelligence, especially what Long-Language Models might mean for education, it’s a good time to wonder why we praise originality and creativity in the first place. 

Why? Well, as a species, we are particularly adept at imitation, more so t...

It’s probably no surprise to you, but investing in employees pays off.

Research shows the more a company invests toward developing employees, the higher its stock value goes the following year (Devalekar). Learning opportunities result in higher levels of employee promotion, retention, satisfaction...

by Renee Boisvert
Program Manager, Sententia Gamification

Sententia’s upcoming GamiCon will be in New Orleans from September 17 to 19, 2023. Monica Cornetti, the conference Gamemaster, has put together a top-notch team who are hard at work crafting an incredible learning experience. The theme of thi...

A few years ago, I was exploring petroglyphs and ancient dwelling sites in Kakadu National Park in Northern Territories, Australia. In my usual fashion, I didn’t follow a prescribed path, and I didn’t take the time to read interpretive signs. I had a lot to see and not much time. 

As I jogged aroun...