This document summarizes a presentation on gamification in the workplace. It defines gamification as introducing game elements into processes and promotions to engage employees and customers. The presentation discusses the origins of gamification in the late 1890s and covers high-level steps for gamification design linking player actions to business metrics. It also provides examples of applying gamification to agile practices like daily scrums and burn down charts. The presentation concludes with a discussion of Atlassian plugins that can support gamification.

1. Tasneem Abd ElHamid | QA Lead |
Breadfast
Gamification at workplace
AUG Cairo
Sara ELKady | Scrum Master | Vodafone (VIS)
Cofounder | Gampact

2. GAMIFICATION keywords “why”

3. What do you think gamification meaning is ?

4. Gamification is ...
• A way to introduce game elements into processes
and promotions to engage both employees and
customers
• is a technique where designers insert gameplay
elements in non-gaming settings so as to enhance
user engagement
• in any form, increases motivation through
engagement..

5. Introductions
Sara El-Kady
HP, TEData, Vodafone (VIS)
Currently: Scrum Master at Vodafone

6. Introductions
Tasneem Abdelhamid
Mondia, Vodafone, Singleclic,and iCapital, M.Sc degree.
Currently: QA Lead at & P.h.D
JIRA, TestRail, Zeyphr, Bamboo, Confluence,
Trello

7. Agenda
● Why Gamification
● What is Gamification
● Origins of Gamification
● Gamification in Agile
● Steps to create gamification design
● Case Studies

8. Origin of gamification
1896

9. Origin of gamification
In 1979 Roy Trubshaw in University of Essex
created the First Internet multiplayer online role-
playing game Called MUD1.x

10. Origin of gamification

11. Origin of gamification
2007
First Company to offer Platform for gamified process

12. Origin of gamification
1999
‫عن‬ ‫البحث‬ ‫رحله‬
‫الجادون‬

13. Others
● Foursquare
● Duolingo
● Facebook
● LinkedIn
● Google Maps
● Nike Plus
● Coca Cola China.

15. What is the gamification meaning
in Arabic
‫التحفي‬ ‫األلعاب‬ ‫تقنيات‬‫زية‬

16. Small steps add up to complete big journeys

17. What about applying Gamification at work

18. High level steps for a Gamification design
Player
Desired
Actions
Feedback
Mechanics
Business
Metrics
Win-State
Incentives
Triggers
Embeds
(by Octalysis)

19. Players to business metrics
Player
Business
Metrics

20. Players to business metrics
Player
Business
MetricsDesired
Actions
Feedback
Mechanics
Triggers Win-State

22. Small steps add up to complete big journeys

23. Gamification in Agile

24. • Agility focus on iterative
enhancements
• Gamification focuses on
intrinsic motivation towards
continuous enhancements

25. ● Agility appreciates values
such as transparency and
failing fast
● Gamification provides safe
zone where transparency
grows and failure is
encouraged

26. ● Agile encourages
“Focus”
● Gamification can
increase “Focus"

27. Linking Game Mechanics to agile Rituals
Scrum Meetings? → Time Pressure
Burn Down Charts? → Progression
JIRA Profiles? → Avatars & Personalization
Poker Game
Retrospective

28. Case Studies

30. Daily Scrum & Time Pressure
DOs:
• Make the team select when
to start scrum
• Emphasize time often
• Thank the team when daily
scrum is done within 15 mins
timebox
Don’ts:
• Force a money penalty for
those who arrive late

31. The Avengers’
squad
Personalize character for each
member matching his/her personality
• Personalization
• Intrinsic motivation
• Adding a fun factor

32. Any new ideas ?

33. Champions keep playing until they get it right

34. What about Atlassian
Plugins for Gamification

35. Jira Plugins

36. Jira Plugins

37. Jira Plugins

38. Jira Plugins

39. Congratulation ! You’ve completed

41. Thank you!
Tasneem Abdelhamid | QA Lead |
Breadfast
Sara ELKady | Scrum Master | Vodafone
(VIS)
Cofounder | Gampact