Gamification presentation 2 mars
- 1. Achieved by Kristoffer Frang Robin Mellstrand
- 2. Who we are Gothenburg Stockholm Industrial engineering and management Software-intensive Business & Innovation systems
- 3. What we do
- 7. 3,3 millions hours per day 40 million monthly active users 5,98 million game years(!)
- 8. (Total speltid i år per år Sverige: 1,3150 World of Warcraft: 0,7475 Farm Ville: 0,4155 Angry Birds: 0,1375 TOTALT: 1,300
- 9. With over 250,000 articles, the World of Warcraft Wiki is the next biggest wiki in the world, second to Wikipedia If you grew up in the UK and are 21 years old, you have spent 10,000 hours gaming in avarage Americans spend 215,000,000 hours gaming annually The avarage age of the most commong game buyers is 41
- 10. Why does it work? • What makes a game? • Flow • Work is Fun • Alief
- 11. Goal Framework GAME Skill Direct Feedback
- 12. Abilities Mihaly Csíkszentmihályi Challenges
- 15. Gamificatio n
- 16. GAMIFCAITON! ?
- 17. Sounds fun, but how do we do this?
- 18. ?
- 19. What motivates people? MotivationWhat do Game mechanics factors at people think Cybercom are fun?
- 20. Motivator Object of1. You are highly ambitious desire compared with other people your age. Power Influence 2. You usually seek leadership Order Organization roles. 3. You usually dominate in Saving social situations with people Collecting things your own age. Vengeance Competition
- 21. Motivator Object of desire What is fun? Power Influence Being a hero Order Organization Patterns Saving Collecting things Collecting Vengeance Competition Competition
- 22. Motivator Object of desire What is fun? Mechanic Power Influence Being a hero Order Organization Patterns Saving Collecting things Collecting Vengeance Competition Competition
- 23. Motivator What is fun? Mechanic Power Achieving a sense Order of completion Saving Vengeance
- 24. Motivator What is fun? Mechanic Power Triumph over Order competition Saving Vengeance
- 25. What is the The game frame game How the about? game is played Rewards What are the along the goals with way the game? What motivates the player
- 26. How do we apply this? Some activity in the consultancy • Gamification model design theory • Player motivations • Workshop Gamification Interviews design theory Questionnaire
- 27. ? Which activity in the consultancy model? How will the system handle feedback? How much transparancy between the players? How do we….? But what if…?
- 28. Wish us luck. (We will need your help)
Editor's Notes
- #3: Vadärgamificaiton?VarförhardetblivitpopulärtPsykologinbakom
- #5: KassörskanUngdomarArbetsplatsTråkigaaktiviteter
- #6: Vem hade velatspelatdetsomspel?Gamers inteuttråkade
- #7: När ser du annarsdethäraniktsuttrycket?
- #8: Statistikförattförtydliga!Räknadeihopsverigestotalaarbetstidårligen
- #10: Merstatistik
- #11: Tidnyavalutan, spel??Dödagrisar med argafåglarSpelärtilldragande!MångateroierFlowHurlekärkopplat till arbeteAlief
- #12: Fyraständigtåterkommandefaktorer.Grundpelarnaispel.
- #13: Ärdessavälutformadehamnar man i FLOW.DefinieratavMihalyTydligtmålBalansmellanutmaningochfärdighetPlus att man fårdirekt feedbackTiduppfattningSjälvmedvetenhetAktivitetenblirmåletSpelväldigt bra påattskapadennabalans
- #14: Låterjobbigt?All work and no play makes Jack a dull boyFolk framförTVnMårbästnär man jobbarhårtochpushaspågränsen till sin förmåga med feedback.Saknarutmaningenochfeedbacken.
- #15: Hurkan man läggas å mycketenergipåsakersomärfiktiva?JagagrödorochsvärdSkräckfilm sears tower.Känslor!
- #16: Speläralltsåvansinnigt bra påattengegera.Gamification gördetproduktivt.
- #17: Seth Prievatch