Game-Based Learning

November 8, 2016 | Sponsored

6 Ways To Create Educational Games With ITyStudio

The moment to create your own serious same has come: It is now possible to create educational games for your learners to enhance their skills and their engagement. This solution is called ITyStudio.

by Yann Teyssier

September 24, 2016

Gamification Of Learning: 3 Things We Learn From Pokémon GO

Pokémon GO was an instant success, which lasted an instant. What lessons can we take from this episode? How can we relate these lessons to gamification of learning?

by Guy Boulet

August 30, 2016 | Sponsored

4 Benefits Of A Game-Based Learning Software For Your Company

Game-based learning softwares are great tools to bring engagement and commitment into corporate training. Still skeptical? Read this article to discover the 4 main benefits of using game-based learning software within your training strategy.

by Yann Teyssier

August 8, 2016

Utilizing Augmented Reality For Special Needs Learning

There are numerous practical advantages of using augmented reality for special needs learning. The technology has the potential to provide individually tailored interventions that are suitable for a wide variety of abilities.

by Heena Nanda

July 31, 2016

How Pokémon GO Relates To Gamification In The Workplace

Pokémon GO results in walking and exploring. What can we learn from it about gamification in the workplace?

by Gal Rimon

April 10, 2016

Gamification Beyond Learning: The Case Of Click

Here is how the Click game can help enhance learners’ capabilities and increase their memory power through gamification.

by Mohammad Hassam

April 1, 2016

Gamifying The Classroom: The Little Smart Planet Case

This article describes how the educational platform Little Smart Planet is gamifying different subjects at Primary and Secondary Schools in Spain.

by Leticia Lafuente López

March 15, 2016

Business Simulations: What Are The Benefits?

It is important to have in mind that 80% of acquired knowledge fades away if it is not applied in practice, which means there is a real risk of wasting 80% of learning and training expenses. Is there a way to ensure that the solution is the use of business simulations?

by Anton Makarevich

February 27, 2016

7 eLearning Games And Apps That Make Students Think Out Of The Box

When somebody mentions educational games and eLearning software, most people envision games and apps geared towards preschoolers and primary school students. Here are 7 eLearning games and apps that appeal to students and make them think out of the box.

by John Unger

January 18, 2016

5 Things Modern Learners Love About Game-Based Mobile Learning

As eLearning developers, our main focus has to be on the ways that learners can be best engaged. Game-based mobile learning has been immensely successful in corporate circles as well, to create impactful learning opportunities for employees. Now learning games are available on learners’ mobile devices as well and this takes their popularity on a whole new level.

by Heena Nanda

January 12, 2016

ITyStudio: A Game-Based Learning Platform To Create eLearning Games

When speaking to our leads, we often hear the same painful problem from Training Managers: «Only 10% of our workforce completed the training they are supposed to take on the Learning Management System». Then, they all pretty much have the same explanations: «The completion is low because the content is not engaging». Consequently, they are all coming to us, like a starving crowd, begging for a game-based learning platform that could fix their problem. However, even if there are some game-based learning platforms out there, they remain tools. There is no «easy button», and a game-based learning platform is not a cure-all for boring content or bad learning design.

by Yann Teyssier

December 2, 2015

How MotionMagix’s Interactive Play Platform Transforms The Way Kids Learn And Play

Give kids a choice between playing and studying, they would most definitely choose playing! Kids tend to have a meager attention span. Various reasons could be associated with this; interests, child personalities, level of engagement, interactivity to hold the child’s attention while the child is getting entertained at the same time.

by Anup Tapadia