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Month: March 2020

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Remote IRL Scrabble

25th March 2020 Ludogogy 0

This is a game played via Zoom, Skype or similar. This game is played according to the ordinary rules of Scrabble, except […]

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Meeting Spicer – Game Download

18th March 2020 Dov Tsal 0

Dov Tsal at The Growth Hacking Bear has shared links to a demo version of his Meeting Spicer card game. It’s free – just download and print out. […]

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Richard Bartle and his Player Types

14th March 2020 Ludogogy 1

Richard Bartle’s taxonomy of player types, from observations of players of Multi User Dungeons. Player types are Killers, Achievers, Socialisers and Explorers […]

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Andrzej Marczewski’s Hexad of Player Types

14th March 2020 Ludogogy 1

Andrzej Marczewski created the Hexad of Player Types, an extension of Richard Bartle’s work, to be more suitable for use in Enterprise Gamification. […]

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Yu-kai Chou’s Octalysis Framework

14th March 2020 Ludogogy 0

The Octalysis framework was created by Yu-kai Chou. The Octalysis framework consists of eight Core Drives (CDs) describing human motivation. […]

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Self-Determination Theory of Motivation

14th March 2020 Ludogogy 0

A motivation theory which focuses on the idea that human nature features persistent positive traits, and that people consistently display effort and agency […]

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Focus on… Motivation Theories

13th March 2020 Ludogogy 0

Many people regard ‘intrinsic’ motivation as being ‘internal’. They similarly conflate ‘extrinsic’ with ‘external’ rewards. The truth is more complex. […]

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Review – Emotify!The Power of the Human Element

13th March 2020 Terry Pearce 1

‘Emotify!’ starts by making its case for game-based learning over lectures and takes a tour through the landscape of game-based learning. […]

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200 words – Happiness Warrior Game Download

12th March 2020 Ludogogy 0

This little self-generating game was developed as a response to a challenge to create a game which can be explained in 200 words or less. […]

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Learning Brief ‘Consequences’

12th March 2020 Ludogogy 0

If you have an idea for training for your business, but don’t know where to start analysing your needs or planning what to deliver, this will help. […]

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