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Making a small, vibrant city through gamification

21st October 2022 Chang-Sik Seol 0

A blend of gamification and city branding can be one approach to giving small cities more energy and appeal to tourists – to compete with larger cities. […]

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Acquiring Real-Life Economics Skills from Games

19th November 2021 Terry Pearce 0

What many people mean when they say ‘teach economics’ is ‘teach people the skills to operate well in an economic system’. This, Monopoly is not very good at. […]

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Focus on… In-game Economies

19th November 2021 Ludogogy 0

In-game economies – the creation and destruction of value commonly seen in games, or in gamification applications with collectable and exchangeable points. […]

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Gamer Grind

17th November 2021 Dave Eng 0

What does Gamer Grind mean? How do players experience it? How can designers and educators of games-based learning address the grind in designs? […]

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A Quintessential Scheme for Engagement

16th November 2021 Mohamed Reda 0

My only analysis is that I was an addict to the scheme. Yes, an addict. I was addicted to the “incentive scheme”. Do you know why? […]

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Utopoly – Game and Utopian Research Method

16th November 2021 Neil Farnan 2

acing catastrophes of pandemics, ecosystem collapse and climate change.Utopoly started out as a ‘hack’ of Monopoly but has evolved to become much more. […]

That's No Moon. It's a Space Station
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That’s no spreadsheet… that’s a game engine!

15th November 2021 Tyler Robertson 0

I know I’m not supposed to enjoy spreadsheets the way I do. They’re tools, used for managing your finances. It’s not supposed to be fun. […]

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Gamifying Social Action Towards Thriving Cities.

12th November 2021 Sofia Kavlin 2

Applying game-design elements to real-world scenarios can increase community engagement by responding to some of our most basic social instincts […]

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Gamenomics – Gamifying Stock Investments

12th November 2021 Namitha Vijayakumar 2

In this article I explore business innovation anchored around economics and the genius application of gamification for the same […]

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Games, Business and Changing Times

12th November 2021 Kathy Fuller 5

Employers are clamoring for answers to an aging and dwindling workforce that is demanding a caring, flexible and sustainable work environment […]

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