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“But some people don’t like games”

11th March 2020 Terry Pearce 1

Motivating non-gamers through playful, gamelike experiences and games People who are into games and gamification often get excited about it. Yu-Kai Chou, Andrzej Marczewski and Jane McGonigal have all spoken about their passion for games […]

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Motivating learning through meaningful choice

11th March 2020 Ludogogy 0

Nearly all the business learning games I have come across have involved teams competing by doing exactly the same thing as each other.  By that I mean that they start in the same position and […]

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How board games can achieve behaviour change in the workplace

17th February 2020 Tania Vercoelen 3

Scavenger hunts, blindfold exercises, tower building… are you familiar with any of these workplace team building activities? These are examples of how organisations might try to encourage collaboration and team-building skills in a learning environment. […]

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Simple Ways of Making Work Playful

15th February 2020 Thomas Ackland 1

Playfulness is a rather unique phenomenon that when utilised effectively can be a useful resource for enhancing social awareness and community building within workplace environments. According to Johan Huizinga’s ‘Homo Ludens’ “play is older than […]

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The Play is the Work     

15th February 2020 Sue Baechler 4

The best games call on us to use our talent and imagination to play, learn and excel.  So do the best workplaces. I didn’t start out making games. But I quickly recognized that play was […]

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Caterpillars can fly, if they just lighten up…

15th February 2020 Scott Simmerman & Solomon Salvis 3

Two caterpillars were sitting on a wagon and a beautiful butterfly floats by. The one caterpillar then says to the other, “You’ll never get me up in one of those things.” Please take a minute […]

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Are You Leading Play in Your Organisation?

15th February 2020 Karen Gargani 4

When did you last play in your organisation ? How often do you leave a meeting room uninspired with the solutions presented ? Do you need a more positive and energised workforce ? Organisations are […]

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