Tag Archives for " Productivity "
06/01/2017
Small Gamification Part 2: Todoist Karma
Today I want to talk about an application named Todoist that can help us boost our everyday productivity and motivation. Todoist is a project management application used to help users monitor their productivity. It’s a cross platform application which means that it will run on your smartphone, tablet and computer. The basic premise of the app […]
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02/12/2016
How To Gamify A Conference – Part 2
In part 1 we found out about the conference, the previous conference game and how we redesigned the game in 2016. In part 2 we reveal the results and provide a juicy list of 10 recommendations for building conference games! Results in 2016 based on the original objectives #1. Increase audience engagement at the conference Result: We trended […]
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25/11/2016
How To Gamify A Conference – part 1
We are very happy to welcome a guest writer on the Gamification+ blog, Fiona MacNeill. ​Introduction“It’s teaching, with time-travelers, a tight schedule, collaboration and bags of social media” (MacNeill & Latif, 2016a, p. 6). The quote above describes the conference game in one sentence. The sentence is written in a style akin to a movie pitch. It is […]
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03/07/2013
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How to be a Productivity Ninja by Graham Allcott – Book Review
After reading this book be prepared to be one of the most productive ninja’s you know! In this book Graham Allcott looks at how to manage our attitudes and attention, rather than our time. Allcott states we are in an age of “information overload” and his encouragement of a ninja like approach certainly makes the […]
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13/08/2012
- in Case Studies by Eilish
Case Study – Uncontended broadband helps Brighton and Hove Chamber of Commerce be productive all day
Company Profile Brighton and Hove Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit organisation run by members for members. It is led by an executive committee which is chaired by the President and Vice President. All Executive Committee members are voluntary and not paid positions. These members simply give their time in kind to benefit local businesses. […]
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