We’re pleased to announce an unprecedented opportunity to get hands-on with your customer engagement strategy: the first ever full-day Gamification workshops to be held in San Francisco (Nov 12) and New York City (Nov 15). Space is strictly limited.
Creating engagement with game design can be complex and time-consuming — but the rewards are unparalleled: increased customer activity, retention and viral growth are all within your reach. Take the guesswork out of your Gamification strategy and learn from the masters in this unprecedented, focused workshop.
Join leading experts Amy Jo Kim and Gabe Zichermann for a full-day, hands-on workshop that leads you through the strategy and problem-solving cycles of building an engagement loop and Gamification architecture. Start with basic concepts, a working definition, core strategic metrics, and a proven design framework for applying game design to your project. Then, working together and in teams, brainstorm and spec out solutions for your specific business requirements, under the facilitators’ guidance.
At the end of the day, you’ll leave the workshop with an action plan, key problems solved, and supporting/reference materials under your arm – including books, whitepapers and course documents – ready to engage with gamification.
Whether you are building a new product or service from scratch, or looking to make your existing experience more fun, the Gamification Workshops are a one-of-a-kind opportunity to learn, problem-solve, and interact with the most experienced teachers in the space.
Lunch will be provided, along with a tech talk on the BigDoor gamification platform – a service to help you get your Gamification architecture up and running quickly. BigDoor staff will also be available to answer your technical questions throughout the day. The workshops are presented in association with BigDoor and Pillsbury, Winthrop.
Space is strictly limited to maintain class efficacy. Register today in San Francisco or New York to guarantee a place.
Any way to either get a video feed to one of these sessions or schedule a class in the Seattle area?
Hey Tom – thanks for the note. We’re likely to do a workshop in the Seattle area soon! Meanwhile, we have some video available on the video section of the blog. We’re not going to offer a live feed of the workshops directly I’m afraid – though we will have video of the summit available.