Rid of the extrinsic short term engaging leaderboards and badges - enter more feedback, visualization, meaningful progress, recommendations and collaboration.
Especially in learning we definitely can do better at making progress visible and shortening the feedback loop. With the exception of lumping badges in with extrinsic rewards, because I still think badges have more meaningful possibilities than some give them credit for, I agree with the article saying: "Rid of the extrinsic short term engaging leaderboards and badges - enter more feedback, visualization, meaningful progress, recommendations and collaboration."
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Loved some of the ideas regarding the virtual economy. I have always favored letting participants help decide on the rewards and have used the earn time off option but really like the the idea of earning an internship in another department.
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This might be one of my favorite examples of gamification I've seen in a long time. This gives people feedback, boosts behaviors, provides a truly epic meaning. Love this!!
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Especially in learning we definitely can do better at making progress visible and shortening the feedback loop. With the exception of lumping badges in with extrinsic rewards, because I still think badges have more meaningful possibilities than some give them credit for, I agree with the article saying: "Rid of the extrinsic short term engaging leaderboards and badges - enter more feedback, visualization, meaningful progress, recommendations and collaboration."