Twitter #gamificationhour Number Three

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The third gamification twitter hour, using the #gamificationhour happened on the 28/06/2016. It was created to debate the size of the gamification market. In this twitter hour we introduced statistics that showed the size of the gamification market. However, many figures in relation to the size of the market were outdated by up to five years. Because of this, we were trying to focus more on peoples perception of the size of the market, and where they thought gamification would go in the future. We did this by asking the following questions: 

What countries are beginning to adopt #gamification? What are your experiences in them? #GamificationHour

How many gamification projects have you done for companies? Is this representative of the market? #GamificationHour

How many times have you spoken at events or taught #gamification? #GamificationHour

How much do you think VR will influence #gamification? #GamificationHour

But the question we started on was this:

If you would like to see the full debate, just seach on twitter #gamificationhour.

About the author, Pete Baikins

Pete Baikins is an international authority on gamification, a lifelong gamer, successful entrepreneur and a lecturer. As CEO of Gamification+ Ltd he mentors and trains companies world-wide on the use of gamification to solve business challenges. Gamification+ won the Board of Trade Award (an export award) from the UK's Department of International Trade in January 2019.

Pete is co-host of the health gamification podcast Health Points and is also Chair of Gamification Europe, the annual conference for Gamification practitioners.

Pete is an Honorary Ambassador for GamFed (International Gamification Confederation), having previously been the Chair from 2014 to February 2019, whose aim is to spread best practices within and support the gamification industry.

After 15 years as a Lecturer on gamification and entrepreneurship at the University of Brighton he now guest lectures on Gamification at King’s College London and at ESCP Europe at post-graduate and under-graduate levels.

Over the past 25 years Pete has built and sold two businesses. One was in security software and one was a telecoms and internet connectivity business.

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