Rauch enterprise gamificationbestpractice_hcii2013

Enterprise Gamification
Best Practices
Marta Rauch
@martarauch
HCII 2013
Marta Rauch @martarauch, "Enterprise Gamification Best Practices" HCII2013 Copyright 2013.

• Importance of Best Practices
• Gamification Design Framework
• Resources
Tip! Details are in my slides
posted on SlideShare:
http://www.slideshare.net/MartaRauch
Our Game Plan
Key Takeaway:
Use best practices to
ensure the success of
your gamification
project!

Your Challenge
Listen for your top takeaway
Share with group

The Importance of
Best Practices

Increase customer engagement
Motivate participation
Influence behavior
Drive adoption, learning, loyalty
Improve quality of service
Increase efficiency
Reduce time, costs
Drive profits
Gamification Can Provide Benefits
Badgeville http://badgeville.com/

But Many Projects Will Fail
http://www.forbes.com/sites/gartnergroup/2013/01/21/the-gamification-of-business/
“By 2014, 80 percent
of current gamified
applications will fail
to meet business
objectives, primarily
due to poor design.”
-Gartner

Gamification
Design Framework

Gamification Design Framework
Kevin Werbach,
For The Win: How Game Thinking Can Revolutionize Your Business
1. Define business objectives
2. Describe your players
3. Delineate target behaviors
4. Devise activity loops
5. Don't forget the fun
6. Deploy appropriate
tools

Define
business
objectives
Why are you gamifying?
How will this benefit your business?
What are your objectives?
What metrics will measure success?
Gamification Framework
Step #1
Kevin Werbach, For The Win: How Game Thinking Can Revolutionize Your Business

Describe
your
players
Who will participate in your gamified activity?
What motivates them?
What game elements will be effective?
Step #2

Know What Motivates Players
http://nikeplus.nike.com/plus/

Delineate
target
behaviors
What will players do?
How does this align
with your objectives?
How will you measure success?
Step #3
Kevin Werbach, For The Win: How Game Thinking Can Revolutionize Your Business Read Social App http://www.readsocialapp.com

Amy Jo Kim's Social Actions Matrix
http://amyjokim.com/2012/09/19/social-engagement-whos-playing-how-do-they-like-to-engage/

Devise
activity loops
How will you onboard new players?
How will players progress in your system?
What type of feedback will you provide?
How will you keep experienced players motivated?
Step #4

Game dynamics – motivate behavior
Examples: scenario, rules, progression
Game mechanics – help achieve goals
Examples: teams, competitions, rewards, feedback
Game components – track progress
Examples: quests, points, levels, badges, collections
Badgeville http://badgeville.com/
Game Techniques in Gamification

Gamify Tasks
http://blogs.adobe.com/phosphors/2012/06/play-levelup-for-photoshop-and-win.html

Tie in to Social Networks
https://www.facebook.com/LevelUpForPhotoshop

Don't
forget
the fun
Will players enjoy your
gamified system?
Would they want to
participate without rewards?
Step #5

Deploy
appropriate
tools
Will you use a web site, mobile app, or social network?
Will you use intrinsic or extrinsic rewards?
Will you develop in house or hire a vendor?
How will you deploy your system?
How will you measure its success?
Step #6

Schedule Playtesting
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/playtest/default.aspx

Incorporate Accessibility
If your product is required to be accessible, ensure that it
conforms to corporate accessibility guidelines.
http://www.includification.com/

Localizing games involves more than translation. Allow extra time.
Consider the country and culture.
Plan for Localization
Examples:
•Rewards: What motivates one
culture may not appeal to others
•Leaderboards: In some cultures,
being #1 is not desirable
•Quests: Customize to
country and corporate culture
•Feedback: Consider societal norms
•Legal: Be aware of privacy laws
http://schedule.gdconf.com/sessions/track/localization-summit

Resources for
Learning More

• Marta Rauch, SlideShare: http://www.slideshare.net/MartaRauch
• Marta Rauch, Gamification is Here: Build a Winning Plan, STC Intercom,
http://intercom.stc.org/2012/12/gamification-is-here-build-a-winning-plan/
• Kevin Werbach, Dan Hunter: For The Win: How Game Thinking Can Revolutionize Your Business,
http://wdp.wharton.upenn.edu/books/for-the-win/
• Gamification course by Kevin Werbach via Coursera: https://www.coursera.org/course/gamification
• Gamification in the Enterprise blog, https://blogs.oracle.com/Gamification/
• @GamifyOracle on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GamifyOracle
• For the Win: What’s the big deal about Bartle’s Player Types?
http://gamifyforthewin.com/2012/08/whats-the-big-deal-about-bartles-player-types/
• Richard Bartle, “Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades: Players Who Suit MUDs”
http://www.mud.co.uk/richard/hcds.htm
• Amy Jo Kim, Gamification 101: Design the Player Journey Social Engagement: Who's playing, how do they like to engage?
• Bringing Gamification to Adobe’s Digital Marketing Suite
http://venturebeat.com/2011/11/16/bunchball-brings-gamification-to-adobes-digital-marketing-suite/
• Game Accessibility http://www.game-accessibility.com/index.php?pagefile=visual
http://www.gameaccessibilityguidelines.com/guidelines/full-list/
• Game Localization, http://gamelocalisation.wordpress.com/
• Gabe Zichermann and Joselin Linder, The Gamification Revolution: How Leaders Leverage Game
Mechanics to Crush the Competition, http://www.amazon.com/Gamification-Revolution-Leverage-Mechanics-
Competition/dp/0071808310/ref=la_B002W1MUQW_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1366931862&sr=1-1
• Rajat Paharia, Loyalty 3.0: How to Revolutionize Customer and Employee Engagement with Big Data
and Gamification, http://www.amazon.com/Loyalty-3-0-Revolutionize-Engagement-Gamification/dp/0071813373
Selected Resources

Game On!
Your goal: Learn gamification skills to prepare for new projects and
enhance your career.
Your strategy: Gain skills by completing quests and progressing
through levels. Demonstrate mastery when you complete Level 6.
Power ups: After you complete each level, you earn a badge. After
you level up to Level 6, you are ready to work on gamification projects!
Badges and levels:
Level 1
Newbie
Level 2
Apprentice
Level 3
Gamer
Level 4
Enterprising
Level 5
Designer
Level 6:
Guru!

Your quest
Attend this presentation and listen for tips.
Level 1: Journey Begun
Level 1
Newbie

Level 2: Gamification Technology
Your quest
Learn about gamification providers.
Check out Gamificationco’s list of vendors. Level 2
Apprentice

Level 3: Deeper Understanding
Level 3
Gamer
Your quest
•Play games to understand game mechanics,
dynamics, onboarding, leveling up, rewards,
language, aesthetics
•Become familiar with game concepts and
terminology

Level 4: Involved
Your quest
•Learn about gamification projects at your company.
Suggest ways gamification can address business needs.
•Connect to gamification communities via social media.
•Read gamification articles and posts.
•Attend gamification events and conferences
like GSummit.
•Get certified!
Level 4
Enterprising

Level 5: Design and Playtest
Your quest
Design a gamification system.
1. Pick an enterprise problem suitable for gamification
that addresses business needs.
2. Understand your players, learn what motivates them.
3. Plan business objectives, game dynamics, mechanics,
components, player journey, feedback, intrinsic rewards.
4. Create a storyboard and mockup. Make it fun!
5. Invite players to playtest the game.
6. Confirm that players are motivated to reach goal,
game meets business objectives, and is fun.
7. Incorporate feedback, iterate, measure success.
Level 5
Designer

Level 6: Mission Accomplished!
Your quest
• Hold an internal Gamification Summit. Collaborate to
gamify your company’s products and communities.
• Hold a focus group to understand player motivation
and how to enhance experience with gamification.
• Design game systems that are fun and meet
business needs using internal motivation.
• Measure success. Do playtesting and iterations.
• Enjoy increased customer engagement, learning,
motivation, satisfaction, loyalty, and retention.
Level 6
Guru

You are developing gamification skills, and are on track
for 2015, when 50% of enterprises will gamify innovation,
and 70% will have at least one gamified product.
Following the tips in this presentation will help you achieve your goal.
You’re in the game!
Best wishes for success with your
gamification project.

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• Importance of Best Practices
• Gamification Design Framework
• Resources
Tip! Details are in my slides
posted on SlideShare:
http://www.slideshare.net/MartaRauch
Mission Accomplished
Key Takeaway:
Use best practices to
ensure the success of
your gamification
project!

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• Marta Rauch
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About the Speaker
The statements and opinions expressed here are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent those of Oracle Corporation.
Marta Rauch is a senior principal information developer and team lead at Oracle,
where she participates in corporate gamification initiatives.
She has worked at two game companies, completed the 2012 Gamification
course via Coursera and Kevin Werbach of the Wharton School, and is a
Certified Gamification Designer.
An STC Associate Fellow, Marta is a frequent presenter for conferences and
webinars, and has published articles for IEEE, STC Intercom, and the Center for
Information Development Management Best Practices. She has received 15 STC
awards for individual and team projects at the regional and international level.
Marta holds a BA from Stanford University, a teaching credential, and a certificate
from UC Extension in Managing the Development of Technical Communication.

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