Raptivity
JULY 7, 2020
Teed (2004) suggests that there are several elements that define an activity as a game: Competition: The score-keeping element and/or winning conditions motivate players and help assess their performance. Players don’t necessarily compete against each other. Raptivity , a popular interactivity building tool, is one of them.
Raptivity
SEPTEMBER 11, 2018
Since enough has been spoken about the usefulness of games for learning, I shall refrain from sharing further thoughts on the same, and instead talk about something equally significant but less explored - the usefulness of game mechanics in educational game design. is a great example of using points as rewards for motivation.
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Vikas Joshi on Interactive Learning
FEBRUARY 13, 2011
In the game of cricket, they say a player's form is temporary, but the class is timeless. As we celebrate 5 successful and growing years of Raptivity , the world's first and leading rapid interactivity building tool for eLearning creators, it gives me and the team at Harbinger Group immense joy and a sense of fulfillment.
Ed App
JUNE 10, 2022
Make magic happen for your learners using learning experience design tools! You can rely on these learning experience design tools to combine art and science to create the best learning experiences for them. . Learning Experience Design Tool #1 – EdApp. Learning Experience Design Tool #2 – Thinkific.
Raptivity
SEPTEMBER 15, 2021
Games require a sense of winning or losing, which can be accomplished by: Beating other players/teams. In some games, the subgoals can change during gameplay because the player has reached a certain ability level and advances to a higher level. The goals can be predetermined or set by players. Have fun designing the games.
Harbinger Interactive Learning
JANUARY 27, 2021
Designing study assistants to identify skill gaps and appropriately recommending the right content to fill those gaps would help. To make this possible, EdTech companies would have to look at both tech and content in new ways to design such solutions. Quillionz and Raptivity are two good examples of such useful tools.
Harbinger Interactive Learning
JANUARY 27, 2021
Designing study assistants to identify skill gaps and appropriately recommending the right content to fill those gaps would help. To make this possible, EdTech companies would have to look at both tech and content in new ways to design such solutions. Quillionz and Raptivity are two good examples of such useful tools.
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