What’s in a Name Like Dave Rage?
A question that I am asked quite often, relates to my chosen Twitter name – @daverage. Before we get into that, I want to clear one thing up. It is Dave Rage, not the...
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Rewarding quality over quantity in gamification
Something that I see quite often is people making a simple but important mistake. They reward the behaviours that lead to quantity rather than quality. Let me explain. When you build a gamified campaign...
Personal Brand. What is it and why should I care?
Personal brand, like gamification, it one of those terms that seems to come up more and more these days. In a nutshell, personal brand is the image of yourself that others see. By this,...
My year of blogging 2011
A look back at my blogs from 2011. Interesting to see me slowly switching focus from Social Media and Technology to nearly all Gamification! New Year – What could it Bring Posted on December 31, 2011Well,...
Gamification Resources that I Like
Here is a list of resources I go back to time and time again. There are many more and if you want to be included, please leave a comment!! Blogs and Websites Badgeville Blog...
One-Click Sharing and conversations. How I use and manage Twitter
Continuing my mix of gamification and social media articles (as I need a break from writing about gamification for a week!), I thought I would write down the tools and methods I use to...
OnLive and Communication in the Age of Social Media
What can OnLive teach us about communication in the age of Social Media? Last night the gaming Twitterverse went into riot mode (well polite murmurings), as a single tweet from Brian Fargo announced that...
The Original Gamified Social Networks – History Teaches us about Gamificaiton
Seeing the news that Badgeville was to gamify social networks got me thinking about the old days. Social networks are nothing new. Back in “the day”, we all used to use forums (and bulletin...
Google+ app: Plus Cut Down To Size
Google+ is hot property right now. Technology bloggers the world over are writing thousands of words a day about it (myself included). Sitting in a kind of partway space between the simplicity of Twitter...
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