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Gamification of Life (part2)
The document discusses gamification as a method of applying game design principles to engage users and solve problems across various domains such as work, education, and lifestyle. It outlines a framework for implementing gamification, including defining objectives, understanding players, and maintaining enjoyment while tracking progress. Additionally, it provides practical examples and suggests activities to incorporate gamification into daily habits for motivation and behavior change.
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- 1. Gamification : a PowerfulTool for Life and Work (2) Alireza Ranjbar Shourabi @ARSHourabi
- 2. @ARSHourabi š@ALMgames š@Faranesh (@KSNA) š@Hamsaa š@Fanap š@IGA :Iran Gamification Association š@Roshdino : Growth Hacking event
- 3. What is Gamification? TheProcess of Game Design- Thinking and game Mechanics To Engage users and Solve Problems.
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- 5. Gamification is … šLearningfrom games and their abilities to connect with people. šUsing game elements while knowing that a game is a lot more. šThinking like a game designer. šHaving objectives other than winning in the game.
- 6. Types and Divisions šStructural/ Content šExterior šInterior šSocial Good šCustomer / Employee
- 7. Prof. Kevin Werbach: A design framework š1. DEFINE business objectives š2. DELINEATE target behaviors š3. DESCRIBE your players š4. DEVISE activity loops š5. DON’T forget the fun! š6. DEPLOY the appropriate tools
- 8. Gamification Design isAgile Design
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- 13. 4 Dominant Applicationsof Gamification šProduct Gamification šWorkplace Gamification šMarketing Gamification šLifestyle Gamification
- 14. Gamification of Lifestyle šCanyou treat everything like a game? šGamification is great at motivating people šMotivate yourself šDaily habits and activities
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- 16. Branches - Samples šCareer šHealth šProductivity šEducation šGrowth šTo-dolist šExercising šWaking up on time šlearning a new language šThinker-Observer
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- 20. What can Youdo? šFind your matching game(s) šAnalyze your situation and metrics šCreate the tree of skills šSurround yourself with like-minded ones šSet Missions and Challenges šWin
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- 22. Let’s do aSample : Reading Books š Activity : Read more (Not in the career related categories) š Discipline : Get help (Reminder / To-do list Apps) + dear Excel š Add Fun : š Book selection : favorite categories , random , curiosity š Rewards : buying more books , buying stationary , buying games š Calculation base : š Quality : ? š Quantity : minutes , books , pages
- 23. Your Sample :(Do it Now) šSelect an actual activity you want to run šHow would you manage to track the progress ? šHow would you reward the progress ? šHow would you measure the progress ?
- 24. Reading Books š Startedwith 10 min per day! š Adding 5 mins per day for every week till 1 hour per day! š Buy a book if the week is perfect. š Buy a game if a book is finished. š Buy a stationary if the month is perfect.
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- 26. Let’s think …Gamifying tutors in Faranesh š Let’s give them 1% more income for every 2 hr. content created in the month up to 10% š Let’s give them 1% more income for every 10 sales of a course in the month up to 10%
- 27. Thank you forlistening! Alireza Ranjbar Shourabi @ARSHourabi