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The 12 Corporate Learning Content Areas… and Where Games Fit

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When it comes to game-based learning, 2014 is the year of theory moving into practice. An increasing number of organizations are planning initiatives to include games in their learning solutions. If the customer service environment is often rushed (such as for food service workers), consider adding a timed element to the game.

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Why Adults Should Love Game-Based Learning

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Engamement refers to the amplification of a child’s focus, interest, and learning. According to Dr. David Chandross in an article from Game and Train , when people are faced with the choice to learn via a game or no game, they tend to choose no game because think games are a less efficient way to learn. Pre-order Book.

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Instructional Design vs. Learning Game Design: What’s the Difference?

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As the instructional designer, she expects you to create the learning game. They are excellent at what they do, but sometimes do not recognize that learning game design requires a different set of skills. Game-based solutions have great potential for learning, but only if they are designed well. What is Learning Game Design?

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Games vs Simulations: Choosing the Right Approach for Learning

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Here’s the definition I always give when asked to define what I mean by game: An activity that has an explicit goal or challenge , rules that guide achievement of the goal, interactivity with either other players or the game environment (or both), and feedback mechanisms that give clear cues as to how well or poorly you are performing.

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GBL Picks, Part 3: Curated Game Based Learning Resources

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The Knowledge Guru team is obviously very interested in the future of game based learning, and right now that future is bright. We’re on a mission to educate the Instructional Design community and the decision makers in Training and Development about game based learning and its true potential. Game Based Learning Quick Tip gbl picks'

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Where is game-based learning headed? An Interview With Sharon Boller

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I interviewed Bottom-Line Performance President and industry thought leader, Sharon Boller to learn more about current game-based learning trends and where this learning strategy is headed in 2017. Sharon has been writing and speaking about game-based learning since at least 2008. What makes virtual reality so appealing?

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GBL Picks, Part 2: Curated Game Based Learning Resources

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The Knowledge Guru team is obviously very interested in the future of game based learning, and right now that future is bright. We’re on a mission to educate the Instructional Design community and the decision makers in Training and Development about game based learning and its true potential. We are setting out to change that.

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