A list of resources for my favourite gamification frameworks and theories
Octalysis
- Although Yu-kai Chou has implemented other sites to spread learning there is still good stuff to be found at https://yukaichou.com/
- Online tool for creating your own Octalysis diagrams https://yukaichou.com/octalysis-tool/
- Octalysis Prime gamified learning environment – highly recommended https://island.octalysisprime.com/#!/
- Yu-kai’s TEDx Lausanne talk
- Amazon.co.uk link to Actionable Gamification book
- And the same book from Amazon.com
Self-gamification
Victoria Ichizli-Bartels, the creator of this approach, is a good friend of mine and a valued contributor to Ludogogy Magazine. Below are links to some of her books (Amazon.co.uk – but do a search in your own country), and her articles in this magazine.
- This book will show you that happiness is close by and available to everyone. It will show you how to not take life too seriously and still be excellent in all you want or have to do. Self-gamification Happiness Formula
- Play daily for a month and become the ultimate procrastination breaker The 5-minute Perseverance Game
- Victoria’s article in the February issue of Ludogogy To Play at Work, See What You Do as a Game
- ..and in the March Issue What motivates us when we turn something into games?
Editor at Ludogogy
Sarah Le-Fevre is a games-based learning professional who specialises in organisational learning around systemic ‘wicked problems’, and helping businesses spot and exploit opportunities for ethical ‘for good’ innovation. She works with tools such as Lego® Serious Play® and the Octalysis gamification framework to create compelling immersive learning experiences. She is currently writing a book outlining a systems practice approach to delivering impactful learning within organisations.
A real board games nerd, she is considering having her floors reinforced to support the ever increasing weight of the boxes. When she is not designing or facilitating learning games she is the editor of Ludogogy Magazine. Sarah lives in Oxfordshire with her husband, younger daughter, and a beautiful (but very loud) Bengal cat.
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A real board games nerd, she is considering having her floors reinforced to support the ever increasing weight of the boxes. When she is not designing or facilitating learning games she is the editor of Ludogogy Magazine. Sarah lives in Oxfordshire with her husband, younger daughter, and a beautiful (but very loud) Bengal cat.
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