Sentences with phrase «who gamifies»

If you can be the first real estate agent who gamifies well in your market... the first who offers people a way to customize YOUR listings to THEIR liking?!

You might know him from the society pages, or as the man who gamified the business world with his hit show The Apprentice.

If that seems like a fairly obvious approach, an important nuance emerged during the discussion: Most teachers who gamified their timed tests chose not to grade them, or graded them only for accuracy and not completion.

What Sheldon found is what many who gamify their classrooms have found: gamification works.

Some simply present a set of questions and others outsource to vendors who gamify the process.

Not exact matches

«We are different because we are gamifying the process,» says founder Shannon Ong, who describes TheCatch as a digital upgrade on a cross between The Bachelorette and The Dating Game.

Increasingly, companies are seeking to «gamify» employee engagement by rewarding those employees who are the most responsive and knowledgeable about the company.

If you have the resources, it may be worthwhile to invest in gamifying content to help you stand out from competitors who don't embrace it.

«By gamifying the interaction between researchers who find vulnerabilities and the customers paying» rewards for those actions «it creates a community of self - regulators... we have a large community that is earning money, paying for houses, supporting family,» he noted.

The article provides guidance for other researchers and practitioners who may want to gamify human service processes and use gamification techniques within a behavior change framework.

In addition to its gamified grid - based matching system, which doesn't ape the swiping mechanism of Tinder like many other dating apps, on each grid of four, ooOo ® also tells users how many people on the screen liked them, but doesn't reveal who.

Whenever you have a requirement to apply gamification in a course, you can either build engaging gamified curriculum using Storyline or partner with a vendor who can give you more options.

Let me share an instance of one of our clients, who wanted a gamified approach for their induction training.

A legal firm uses gamified courses to drive motivation levels among its employees, who are fresh out of law schools.

In business, if only 10 % of the people who access gamified marketing content end up buying the product, it can be considered a success.

What we have done here is gamifying a bit more difficult content than the contents of primary, because we go to a more demanding public, who are teenagers.

Do you want to join the hundreds of others who are pumping rocket fuel into their organisational and professional development with gamification and gamified learning platforms?

Watch this video that we recorded part of the Gamifi - ed OOC this past February with teacher Michael Matera who has gamified his entire history course.

The students who were excited about credit wanted to gamify it by avoiding debt and maximizing their benefits.

The event will be co-hosted with the local game development community, IGDA Satakunta, who will present the local expertise on game development and gamified solutions.

Recently, plans to gamify its wellness program were in the works, offering contests and promos for policyholders to compete against other policyholders in other regions or cities to see who emerges the fittest.

Finally, for those who like to gamify their commute, Citymapper will show you how many calories you've burned, how many trees you've saved, and how much money you've saved by using public transportation.

Because with these fixed, Samsung would have a killer wearable that would be as appealing for the serious runner as the person who wants to more casually gamify their day - to - day activities.

The gamified walk through his professional history via a Mario - like character — who resembles Leonardi — is as entertaining as it is well - made.