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USDLA Keynote Resources: The Case of the Disengaged Distant Learning: Gamification

Posted by Karl Kapp on May 11, 2016

Here are my slides from the presentation and some helpful resources. Great group of folks and lots of great energy and ideas around making distance learning exciting, interesting and pedagogically sound. The Case of the Disengaged Distant Learner. (Gamification) from Karl Kapp Some additional gamification resources you may find helpful. Videos/Class First here is a […]

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Gamification Discussion Points for #ozlearn chat on April 12

Posted by Karl Kapp on April 5, 2016

I am excited to be participating in the April 12 April #ozlearn chat next week and as part of preparing of the chat, I’ve written a blog post which I hope to discuss and explore in more detail with the great folks on the chat! See you there! The gamification market in general continues to […]

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Learning Solutions 2016 Workshop Photos and Presentation Slides

Posted by Karl Kapp on March 23, 2016

Had a great time at Learning Solutions 2016 last week. Once again, Sharon Boller and I had a great time conducting our Play to Learn! workshop (if you haven’t attended that workshop, you should!) I also conducted a session highlighting some research I have been doing related to gamification. The slides are included in this […]

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A Conversation with Bryan Austin of mLevel

Posted by Karl Kapp on January 18, 2016

I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Bryan Austin, mLevel’s Vice President of Learning Innovation. I’ve known Bryan for a while and he has always been passionate about games for learning and it was good to catch up with him. We discussed the evolution of the mLevel game-based learning platform and how it has helped a number of […]

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2015 Reflections on Games and Gamification for Learning

Posted by Karl Kapp on January 4, 2016

It seems to me that the year 2015 was the year that gamification got “real” for learning and development. It still has a way to go but a number of instances seem to point to a more concrete and focused effort on making gamification work in learning and development and the spreading of the concept. […]

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A Conversation with Carol Leaman, CEO of Axonify

Posted by Karl Kapp on November 17, 2015

I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Carol Leaman the CEO of Axonify. We discussed the daring new shift Axonify is making in the corporate learning space. Carol, herself, has had a remarkable career working in the technology space for a number of years. You can learn more about her in this great […]

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Great Time Talking #Gamification at Masie’s Learning2015

Posted by Karl Kapp on November 10, 2015

Last week I had the honor and privileged of being one of the keynote speakers at Elliott Masie’s Learning2015 Conference in Orlando, FL. The conference was a great flurry of activity and provided many wonderful chances to interact with great people and to discuss the concepts of games and gamification for learning. The conference kicked […]

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Gameful Approaches to Motivation & Engagement: Recap of #WhartonGame Summit

Posted by Karl Kapp on November 8, 2015

The other day I had the opportunity to attend a gamification summit held at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. It was titled “Gameful Approaches to Motivation and Engagement” with the hashtag #WhartonGAME and it was attended by many of the most influential thought-leaders in both the academic and practitioner space in the […]

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Thinking about Badges and Learning

Posted by Karl Kapp on November 2, 2015

The other day some one asked me about badges and learning. Here are some thoughts on the subject. 1) Badging is good for indicating non-linear knowledge acquisition. Leveling tends to build upon the previous skills. 2) Badging can serve two purposes. One is to micro-credential a person. This means that the badge certifies that someone […]

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A Conversation with Álvaro Mas of Hooptap

Posted by Karl Kapp on October 31, 2015

The other day, I had a wonderful Skype conversation with Álvaro Mas, business developer at Hooptap. He showed me an interesting product to help gamify learning. He also provided some examples of how they are implementing Hooptap solutions in various organizations. Here is some of that interesting conversation. Kapp: What is Hooptap? Mas: Hooptap conceptualizes […]

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