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A Guided Tour to Games at Work(How to Play for the Win) @MichaelSahota

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The Importance of Play

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The Science of PlaySee alsoTED Talk:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHwXlcHcTHc

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What is the opposite of Play?

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Why Games? Games

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Why Games? Games

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Why Games? Play Games

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Why Games? Play Games

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Why Games? Flow Play Games

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Why Games? Flow Play Games

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A Guided Tour of Games and Play

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Challenge: Leadership• Inconsistent governance standards• Decision making model needs to focus on prioritization and sequence• Need better alignment and a way to resolve conflicts• Too many customers (who is most important?) - where does money come from and what priority does it take?• Too many captains, no captains• Unclear organizational expectation setting• Short attention span and inconsistent priorities

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Little foundationDisparate teamsDisadvantage from get-goUnstable and hazardousenvironment VP Product Management

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Little foundationChallengingEnvironmentDisparate teamsDisadvantage from get-goForces ArrayedUnstable and hazardousagainst Teamenvironment VP Product Management

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Little foundationChallengingEnvironmentDisparate teamsDisadvantage from get-goForces ArrayedUnstable and hazardousagainst Teamenvironment VP ProductProduct SVP Management

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Little foundationDisparate teamsDisadvantage from get-goUnstable and hazardousenvironment

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Little foundationDisparate teamsDisadvantage from get-goUnstable and hazardousenvironment VP Product Management

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Shared Vision

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Meaningful Playgetting »gamification« rightSebastian Deterding(@dingstweets) THANK YOU!Google Tech Talk, January 24, 2011cbn http://www.flickr.com/photos/pensiero/3438592235/sizes/o/in/faves-7834371@N04/

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Make-believeRules, challengesGoalsFeedbackFree, safe play spaceShared toy objects

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Points Badges Leaderboardstracking, feedback goals, rewards competitionThe blueprint

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1 Meaning

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2 Mastery

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»Fun is just another word for learning.« Raph Koster a theory of fun for game design (2005)

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»Fun is just another word for learning.« under optimal conditions Raph Koster a theory of fun for game design

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»Fun from games arises out ofmastery. It arises out ofcomprehension. It is the act ofsolving puzzles that makesgames fun. With games, learningis the drug.« Raph Koster a theory of fun for game design (2005)

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3 Autonomy

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»If he had been a great andwise philosopher, like thewriter of this book, he wouldnow have comprehended thatWork consists of whatever abody is obliged to do, andthat Play consists of whatevera body is not obliged to do.« Mark Twain the adventures of tom sawyer (1876)

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Game Design Game Mechanics Anticipation Achievements Balance Bonuses Challenge Discovery Cooperation Ownership Goals Quests Rewards Levels Risks Loss Aversion Stories Points Surprise Reward Scheduleshttp://gamification.org/wiki/Game_mechanicshttp://gamification.org/wiki/Game_Design

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Your turn: How is Agile Gamified?

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One View ofAgile is Gamified Game Element Agile Product vision, epics, stories and Multiple long and short-term aims tasks Release burndown/up, Sprint Experience Bars measuring progress burndown Scrum board, daily standup, Rapid, frequent and clear feedback demonstrations Element of Uncertainty Estimates, new requirements Task/Story completion, peer-support, Rewards for effort velocity Windows of enhanced attention Timebox, task Other people Team See: http://blog.xebia.com/2010/12/10/what-world-of-warcraft-and-scrum-have-in-common/#more-5559

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Improv Exercise: The “Failure” Bow

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The Final Frontier - Play in Life

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SAFETY

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Siraj Sirajuddin and Influence Mapping

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Brene Brown’s Shame Research.See video: http://www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_on_vulnerability.html

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Thank You@MichaelSahota