Gamification

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Gamified training: scoring high in corporate environments

Gamification in corporate training uses game elements to significantly boost engagement and retention. It transforms traditional, passive learning into interactive, effective experiences, enhancing employee performance and motivation.

Sally Reay, 3 minute read
Sally Reay
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Unlocking motivation in workplace learning: a playbook for L&D managers 

We get into the nuts and bolts of motivation and how L&D managers can harness both intrinsic and extrinsic motivation to create better learning experiences for employees (and in turn, get better business results).

Mark Eggers, 3 minute read
Mark Eggers
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Level up your onboarding with gamified microlearning

Did you know that 60% of companies do not set any goals or milestones for new hires? We believe companies can level up their onboarding with gamified microlearning.

Ellie Doyle, 4 minute read
Ellie Doyle
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Gamified learning: the top 5 benefits

Gamification is everywhere - and we're a big wrap for it! Here's our top 5 reasons why.

Ellie Doyle, 3 minute read
Ellie Doyle
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The freedom to make mistakes: rewarding risk in learning

Brilliance is never achieved overnight - so why does traditional education treat failure as the be-all and end-all?

Ellie Doyle, 4 minute read
Ellie Doyle
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3 reasons why gamification + microlearning = a match made in heaven

Microlearning is perfectly structured to implement elements of gamification. When done correctly, combining the two brings out the best of each. Gamified microlearning is truly a deadly combo (if you’re a knowledge gap).

Ellie Doyle, 4 minute read
Ellie Doyle
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How gamification and competition boosts workplace productivity

Gamified microlearning is all the rage - but how can you leverage it to encourage competition and actually boost productivity?

Ellie Doyle, 3 minute read
Ellie Doyle
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How Gamification drives learner engagement and business outcomes

Gamification has become a well-used buzzword but is it actually effective in driving engagement and business outcomes? We have 3 reasons to prove that it is!

Liam Dunshea, 6 minute read
Liam Dunshea
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5 exciting impacts of gamification on Yarno learners

Gamification has become a fundamental part of human-technology interaction and is used to solve problems, nudge behaviours and engage employees, customers or the general public.

Erin McGee, 4 minute read
Erin McGee
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7 surprising examples of gamification most people overlook

The most effective instances of gamification are often the most subtle. Most of us even engage with gamification daily without even realising it! How many of these examples have you noticed?

Erin McGee, 5 minute read
Erin McGee
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An amateur's guide to the best Chinese learning apps

A search of 'Chinese language apps' in the app store can come up with dozens of results. How do you figure out which one to download, use and maybe even pay for?

Erin McGee, 7 minute read
Erin McGee
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What is gamification?

With over 3 billion hours of video games played every week, harnessing the power of games can lead to more effective learning experiences.

Erin McGee, 1 minute read
Erin McGee
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Mark Eggers

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