• Feb 26, 2015 from 12:00pm to 1:00pm
  • Location: Online
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Corporate Learning Games – Design Better, Improve Results

Paul Welch, Head of Learning Technology Innovation, City & Guilds Kineo

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Early arcade games didn’t offer jaw dropping photorealistic graphics, high fidelity surround sound, or immersive storylines containing characters voiced by Hollywood stars. Yet many of us whiled away hour after hour playing these addictive monochrome masterpieces. Why? Because of something called game mechanics; the techniques used to keep people coming back again and again. Use these approaches in your elearning and you’re playing gamification right.

So what are these techniques and what do they look like within an elearning environment? City & Guilds Kineo have designed some highly successful games for clients, including one for McDonald’s which just recently won Best Learning Game at the Elearning Age Awards. Join Paul Welch, Head of Learning Technology Innovation at City & Guilds Kineo as he shares:

  • What really works in gaming?
  • The 5 key things that matter in corporate game design
  • How to use competition and reward to better engage learners
  • Post-implementation – How do you get learners to play?
  • The future of gaming in the corporate business worl


Paul Welch


With nearly 15 years’ experience in the elearning industry, Paul is responsible for driving innovation in elearning technologies within City & Guilds Kineo. Passionate about the progression of technology, Paul has driven the development and implementation of the Adapt Learning responsive design framework and continues to help CG Kineo innovate through technology and design.


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