Driving User Behavior with Game Dynamics
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(February 19, 2010) Rajat Paharia, founder and Chief Production Officer of Bunchball, discusses participation engines and the use of game dynamics and behavioral economics to incentivize and motivate user participation on the web.
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Great talk. I'm very new to game dynamics, but am increasingly interested in seeing how the game layer can be applied to educational contexts, and particularly after-school programming for teens. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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