You're not the same person when you finish a game in comparison to when you've started.

Through smooth tutorials, increasing challenges, and keeping you in the flow mindset, games will most certainly help you to master something, even if it is a game-related skill.

By using these game elements, you can enhance other experiences and make them more effective while teaching something! It can be a presentation, a class, an app (like Duolingo), or pretty much anything.

Have you noticed how making mistakes in a game is completely fine? You ofter get a second chance or, in worst case scenarios, this won't impact your life severily.

That safe environment that allows you to fail may be the perfect scenario to enable people to innovate.

While innovating with game elements, people won't be needing to worry about risks, resources, judgements.

Take the game Fold It as an example: it allows people to play while helping researchers to innovate in the medicine field.