The mistake that DESTROYS LEARNER ENGAGEMENT

Ever wonder why the same training game will work in one e-learning context, but not another?
Through examples ranging from escape rooms to quiz shows, this video will show you some of the most common reasons why this happens, and how to avoid the mistakes that can ruin your learner's engagement.
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[@TheSkauffman3]

Clear information with perfect visuals. Thanks!

[@scottekim]

Such a good video. I'll be recommending this to my educational game design friends. My favorite part is the ending where you give a great answer to the question: how do I design a custom game to fit my content? Great question, and a great answer: learning content already has built-in challenge, fun (overcoming the obstacles) and structure. That list gives me something concrete I can communicate to designers that is more specific than "design a game around the content".

[@MarieJoLeroux]

Thank you Scott! Indeed fun doesn't have to be artificially injected into the training, it's in there and ha to be brought out! :)