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There are countless possibilities and experiments for issuing badges in education, but here are 50 to get you started. 
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Reading gamification books on cognitive psychology can help create more human centric games. These 5 psychology books help to contextualize gamification.
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Bringing aspects of games into the classroom can be highly motivational and engaging, making content stick. Here are some resources.
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Does anybody remember Cracker Jack, caramel-coated popcorn and peanuts (ooh yess) snack? It is well known for being packaged with a prize of trivial value inside the box. If you're not from America, there's probably a similar snack/cereal brand that does the same, wherever you are. This is one of the first examples of product gamification, but things got much more sophisticated since then.
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A visual map of gaming motivations based on our data from over 140,000 gamers worldwide.
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A guest blog from Scott Herbert about how he used gamification in his classroom and made use of the User Types HEXAD
Valary Oleinik's insight:
"Usually, for the unaware, people apply Bartle’s Player Types in their gamification but even Bartle himself warns against this – he even calls them “bandwagons”. His player types were intended for the world of MUDs (what we now call MMORPGs) but are frequently used in places they should not – like a fitting a puzzle piece into the wrong slot. It kind of produces something but it isn’t what you hoping for in the end."
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Enteprise gamification has many benefits that go beyond motivation - and this post explains the top ten less-obvious benefits of gamification.
Valary Oleinik's insight:
Great article because it focuses on the non-gamey looking and feelings stuff.
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Reading gamification books on cognitive psychology can help create more human centric games. These 5 psychology books help to contextualize gamification.
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How Can Gamification Improve eLearning? What is the Future of Gamification in eLearning Industry? Check 30 Facts about Gamification in eLearning Infographic!
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Valary Oleinik's insight:
I'll second that - "The trouble is, I don't think anyone is really "doing" gamification to improve employee attraction, engagement, onboarding, retention and productivity well at the moment." Too many who claim to be gamifying but they mean they are offering rewards or they are creating games. That is taking the easy way out. Good gamification for long-term change is hard.
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In gamification there is often a lot of mention of things like "Neuroscience" or "Neurotransmitters. Here is a simple break down of 4 big ones.
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Wouldn’t it be better if achieving real-life goals was as easy as playing a video game? Humans are programmed to..
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What annoys audiences about bad PowerPoint presentations? Presentation expert Dave Paradi's survey will tell you. Here are the results from the latest survey.
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Here are the top 10 guidelines for gamification success, according to a new white paper from the Incentive Research Foundation.
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Leah Levy | January 21, 2016 December 2015 Question of the Month
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Gamification, when used correctly, can do that, and more. The key to using gamification marketing correctly is to know the motivation behind your visitors actions.
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How does gamification fit into customer loyalty strategy? And how can we use it to retain more customers?
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Gamification experts from Fidelity, Accenture and other companies discussed what works, what doesn’t, and what’s still uncertain about this new motivational technique.
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Here is a personal history of #OpenBadges in 50+ articles from 2013 through the middle of 2015.
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Interested in learning 3 keys to successful, low-cost Gamification? Check how to create effective gamified training using 3 Gamification essentials.
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An overview of the User and Player Type Hexad for Gamification from Andrzej Marczewski.
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Gamification was not long ago the darling of business talk. Successful initiatives like Volkswagen’s campaign The Fun Theory proved that incorporating elem
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