In recent years, game-based learning has become one of the most rapidly growing learning methods in the world of teaching and corporate training. Little by little, teachers and HR managers have come to realise that video games are not just for having fun, they are also great for teaching students and workers.
The success of serious games for training has turned games in general and video games in particular, into the best way of learning nowadays. Discover these 8 benefits of serious games that you may not have thought of until now:
New ideas aren’t always easy to accept. People have their routines and habits, they are used to working in a certain way and are often reluctant to change.
The impact of new learning methods reaches its peak in the use of gaming dynamics applied to corporate training. We bring you the ABC of game-based learning, the keys to its effectiveness:
The theory of game-based learning (GBL) involves a new way of training the employees of companies. We are talking about the use of games for learning. The offer for gamified content is increasing and getting more and more varied, with video games designed for nearly all target audiences and sectors.
At first sight, putting words like “serious” and “game” together might seem impossible, but it’s not. In recent years, serious games have proven that it is possible to learn while you play.
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Most of the companies worldwide had already shifted their software delivery paradigms from Waterfall to Agile. Many try to undergo the complete digital transformation in the process and adopt DevOps practices also. However, most businesses cannot tell the difference between Agile and DevOps, and think these are either interchangeable or complimentary. This is quite far …