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April 22, 2013 Gamification. Lipstick on a pig?
Wikipedia sums up gamification with the following definition:
Gamification is the use of game thinking and game mechanics in a non-game context in order to engage users and solve problems.
For many, gamification is a tool for brands to engage with customers. However there are many other instance where gamification has been employed – internal comms and public health spring to mind.
Tonight’s CommsChat welcomes Speed Communications’ director, John Brown (tweeting as @brownbare) our expert guest on gamification.
Tonight’s topics will cover,
- What role can gamification play in communications?
- What are the key ingredients in getting gamification right?
- Any great gamification campaigns?
- Is gamification a fancy way of putting lipstick on a pig?
- What role does feedback play in gamification?
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