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Learning Game Design Series, Part 3: Game Mechanics

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Examples of explicit rules or mechanics that PLAYERS follow. These kinds of rules are examples of what you might find in a written set of rules the players read before playing a game: At the end of each month, players have to roll a die to see if they can stay in the homeless shelter. Examples of mechanics or rules that GAMES follow.

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How to Design a Knowledge Guru Game in 5 Steps

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Examples: Identify, Define, Explain, Distinguish, Compare, Contrast. Example: In Gridiron Guru, it only took one question set to enable learners to achieve the objective, “Recognize a play action pass.” A sample design document is located here. Some objectives may only require one question set.

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Knowledge Guru Spring ’14 Release is All About Options

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Key stakeholders will marvel at the improved analytics and reporting your team can provide on learning results. Here is a sampling of the new features that are available today: Four gorgeous new theme packs. Make it Your Own.

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Commercial Games vs Learning Games: Avoid the “Bling”

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This developer shared several examples of games he had developed. All the sample games featured gorgeous graphics and lots of “action” in the games with things flashing, scores popping, and new game elements introduced as I advanced through levels.

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Implementation Tips for Drive

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Provide clear directions on how to access the Drive experience and get started with Drive. Invite reps to register for and play game; provide instructions. Here’s a sample you can modify: Subject: How to drive to mastery on <insert your topic here> Dear Sales Rep, You’ve heard about it; today it’s available! What to do.

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Implementation Tips for Quest and Legend

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Provide clear directions on how to access Knowledge Guru and get started with Quest or Legend. Invite learners to register for and play game; provide instructions. Here’s a sample you can modify: Subject: Start your quest for knowledge on <Your topic here> Dear Learner, You’ve heard about it; today it’s available!

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Training Reinforcement: 7 Things You Need to Know

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You depend on training to help your employees make more sales, provide better customer service, avoid regulatory issues, and make fewer mistakes. Spaced repetition and distributed practice , for example, are significant components to help someone actually use what you are trying to teach them. Upcoming Webinar.