Earlier today on Bunchball’s blog, the gamification purveyor has announced the release of Bunchball Nitro for IBM Connections. The new Nitro system is the second iteration of Bunchball on IBM’s Platform meant to encourage widespread adoption and usage by users.
Minecraft is emerging as one of the most pleasant surprises in game-based learning. Already existing in some schools as a social tool and Roman history lesson, the Swedish-developed block building game has found its way into the mandatory learning curriculum for one particular school in Stockholm.
The Viktor Rydberg school in Stockholm has made Minecraft a part of the compulsory learning curriculum for about 180 students. This new curriculum addition stems from an internnational school competition called Future City that aims to teach students more about urban engineering.
Loyalty is changing and MOGL’s gamified rewards platform is really shining through. MOGL is a gamified loyalty platform that rewards users for dining out at restaurants by giving 10% cash back on select restaurants and donating a meal to Feed America for every $20 spent. Their new partnership with Virgin America will allow MOGL to power Virgin’s new Elevate frequent fliers dining program.
