This document discusses gamification and using game elements to motivate behavior change. It defines gamification as applying game design principles outside of games. Examples are given of using badges to recognize skills in testing, tooling, deployment, and processes. Gamification can help increase knowledge sharing, cross-pollination over standardization, and a sense of possibilities. Games are suggested as a way to teach learning in a fun way. In summary, gamification uses elements like points, badges and leaderboards to motivate non-game behaviors and change environments in a fun, engaging manner.

1. Gamify your route to live
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2. Level 1 - Fun

3. Level 2 - Gamification
Gamification is the application of game-design elements and game
principles in non-game context
Wikipedia
Gamification is the concept of applying game mechanics and game
design techniques to engage and motivate people to achieve their
goals.
Gartner

4. Gamification

6. Level 2 (Boss) - Examples

7. Level 3 – My Story

8. Lead changing environment behaviours
• Environments Scrum focused around usage of environments and
queues
• Measured queues and switching options
• Lack of collaboration and knowledge sharing
• Boring stand up

9. Badges
Testing - pyramid, exploratory testing sessions, performance testing,
performance monitoring

10. Badges
Tooling – Source control, CI Jenkins

11. Badges
Deployment – one click, octopus, blue/green, Drift

12. Badges
Environments – Self service, No live data, Tear down and recreate

13. Badges
Process – Code reviews, Walking skeleton, Presenter

14. Other Change Patterns
Do food
Change the name
Meta communities formed
Current vs Desired

15. 3 Slides
• Why, purpose, the mission
• Now, Current Route to Live
• Future, Where we want to go
Questions

16. Results
• Knowledge Sharing
• Cross Polination over standardisation
• Meta communities
• Behaviour change
• Sense of the possible

17. Level 4 – Games for Learning
• Yes and/No because
• Red Ball
• Photo
• Dysfunctional Scrum
• Agile coin flip game
• Dev Ops Ball Game

18. Level 5 - Summary
• Fun/games for learning/ gamification
• Other change patterns are available
• Gamification - Gamification is the application of game-design
elements and game principles in non-game contexts
• Points, Badges, Leaderboards