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Gamification Basics

Posted by kevin - July 22, 2012 - Gamification
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From Extra-Credits.net

This is a fantastic video discussing Gamification Basics comparing the engagement of real-world leisure activities that use advances in science,  to our work and educational systems which have not advanced.

The argument is that businesses are using Behavioral Modification techniques (B.F. Skinner) to increase our engagement and that we’re becoming less productive at work in school because of the difference.

They’re careful to be clear that there is a potential for “good” and “bad” when gamification is applied to any of the three areas.

Listen for these key phrases:

  • Crisis of engagement in the real-world
  • shape our consumption beneficial to them
  • be wary because somebody out there is going to try to use it against you

Got thoughts on Gamification Basics? Share them in the comments

 

 

 

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  • almostlastplace

    Was this inspired by the "Gamepoclypse" lecture?

  • JKawasawa

    Pinkie! =D

  • tsetsoooo

    >sees intelligent discussion
    >makes no effort to add to it
    Thinking is hard derp !

  • MrToastOmnomnom

    I come for the games stay for the life lessons.

  • themangOMEGA

    >sees picture of Pinkie Pie
    >doesn’t make a comment abou–
    oh wait…

  • FireJigglypuff2310

    Erin is best brony.

  • sphyroph

    Loved this episode! Keep up with the good work!

  • testoftetris

    wow, you guys oughtta call on Erin more often. Like her style quite a bit.

  • Terryracoon

    *pinkie pie flashes on screen for a split-second*
    *opens up comment page and begins refreshing it every 5 seconds waiting for hater comments to pile up*

  • MrVideosphere

    Erin’s a great basic animating artist :D 

  • TheJaredWilcurt

    Seriously… do a TED talk of this already

  • MiketheUser

    >refrencing about the fun, by picture from MLP for just a 1 second
    >get a horde of bronies
    what.

  • callofgears91

    hahaha I have to admit I giggled at sudden Pinkie Pie pic, but still a pretty interesting video, also I liked the art style of the substitute artist

  • flippy55555

    YEAH PONIES!!!!

  • 0hourbraker0

    Here’s a little thought.
    If you try to incorporate our work and school time with our leisure time, what will happen to our free time?
    If we start making our work more and more casual and appealing, our free, relaxing time will be cut shorter. Thus making people eventually more stressed and tense. Furthermore making them less productive.
    Because like we all know, jobs and schools have deadlines and those deadlines aren’t present in our leisure time. I don’t want to be the party pooper, but think

  • rupang886

    Let the revolution begin!

  • IAmMocharaid

    Thank you for the lol, good sir <3

  • RawSwedishMeatball

    Already there!

  • ZigTheHunter

    Honestly, I have always done this sort of thing in my head from time to time to help me get through something boring or tedious.

  • MrMcDittles

    Either way really…

  • slydevil392

    Not to be confused with "Gammafication" which would be turning someone into a green rage-monster.

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