Game-Based Learning

February 8, 2019

Boredom Is eLearning’s Worst Enemy And Gamification Its Solution

Do you know what is learning’s worst enemy? Boredom. If you don’t believe me, think about this: Have you ever zoned out in a meeting or a classroom? Most probably, you have. Do you remember what was being said in that meeting or class? Chances are you don’t. You know why? Because boredom makes you indifferent, it closes off your mind to external information and instead forces you to focus on irrelevant, non-constructive thoughts. If you are bored, you cannot learn.

by Malay Mehrotra

February 5, 2019 | Sponsored

How Personalized Gamification Can Increase Learner Engagement

Gamification for learning provides highly engaging and immersive learning experiences. In this article, I outline how you can enhance its impact further by using personalized gamification techniques.

by Asha Pandey

January 30, 2019

How To Use Gamification In 2019: What Works And What Doesn't?

Gamification was set to take the world by storm. And yet, many bold predictions from the influential 2011 Gartner Hype Cycle report about the gamification industry did not materialize. So was it just a fad? Or is the best yet to come? Let’s take a look at where things stand in heading into 2019.

by Persephone (Maalika) Rizvi

January 29, 2019 | Sponsored

4 Next Gen Gamification Solutions To Enhance Your Corporate Training

With the maturing of the usage of gamification for learning, there is a buzz on Next Gen gamification solutions. In this article, I share 4 possibilities on the Next Gen gamification solutions that can build upon your current approaches.

by Asha Pandey

January 6, 2019

Editors' Choice

5 Steps To Becoming A Training Games Hero

This article outlines five easy steps to choosing or creating interactive games to enhance your curriculum and to make your training more effective.

by Stephen Baer

January 6, 2019

Using A Gamified Approach To Learning

As we seek to utilize effective and engaging forms of learning to promote our learners as active and motivated participants in their own learning experiences, has the industry really captured the essence of game-based learning and gamification, and are we doing it well?

by Janet Benson

December 13, 2018

5 Ways To Gamify Your Online Course

The article reveals the ways of creating more engaging and effective learning materials for your students. In other words, it focuses on the nearest future of education industry - the gamification of eLearning.

by Melissa Burns

December 11, 2018 | Sponsored

Gamification Use Case: How To Offset Employee Disengagement With A Gamified Learning Portal Approach

In this article, I share a use case on how to use gamification to engage your disengaged employees and provide better motivation plus a stickier learning experience. The use case showcases how gamification aids you in creating a high impact training.

by Asha Pandey

November 24, 2018 | Sponsored

Are You Connecting The Dots?

Somewhere in the WORL&D people are not connecting the dots! We need training! Dot awareness training! An imaginary conversation between an Instructional Designer and a stakeholder...

by Zsolt Olah

November 21, 2018 | Sponsored

Blending Game-Based Learning With Traditional Classroom Setting Improves Business Growth

Gamification within a classroom environment evokes the feeling of encouragement, goal achievement, and competitiveness among learners. The prime purpose of shifting towards a game-centric learning approach is to seek maximum employee attention to retain new concepts to real-world situations.

by Anubha Goel

November 4, 2018

The Promising Future Of The Game-Based Learning Market

The forecasts for the gamification sector are very promising. So much so, that it is expected that by the year 2023, its global revenues will reach 17 billion dollars.

by Felipe Casajús Ibáñez

October 24, 2018 | Sponsored

Taking Learner Engagement To The Next Level With Game-Based Learning

This article sheds light on how game-based learning is an appropriate mechanism to build interactive and engaging learning experiences. It also talks about the use of a rapid interactivity building tool, Raptivity, to build learning games.

by Isha Sood