2013 · 91 citations · 10 references
ArtsDesignManagement Information SystemsDesign TheoryDesign ThinkingHuman-centered DesignExperience DesignSerious GamesVideo Game StudiesGameplay ExperienceGamificationGamified EngagementGamified Interaction
Developers of gamified business applications face the challenge of creating motivating gameplay strategies and creative design techniques to deliver subject matter not typically associated with games in a playful way. We currently have limited models that frame what makes gamification effective (i.e., engaging people with a business application). Thus, we propose a design-centric model and analysis tool for gamification: The kaleidoscope of effective gamification. We take a look at current models of game design, self-determination theory and the principles of systems design to deconstruct the gamification layer in the design of these applications. Based on the layers of our model, we provide design guidelines for effective gamification of business applications.
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