The Principles Of Gamification
- There must be a clear objective.
- There must be a clear way of measuring success.
- There must be rewards and a sense of progression.
- There must be some variety and unpredictability.
- There should be immediate feedback.
- There has to be a plan for failure that remains compassionate to the player.
- There must be clear rules and conditions.
- It must be a game you want to play.
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“The key to life is not accumulation, it is contribution.” - Stephen Covey An ordinary youth and serial notetaker who is passionate about a variety of topics. I do my best to ensure my ideas are as concise and valuable as possible.
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