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Gamified staff training

We create corporate learning that people finish. Game mechanics, spaced repetition and practical cases turn courses into a habit and knowledge into behaviour.

  • Gamified courses and onboarding
  • Achievements for modules and courses
  • Team tasks and leaderboards
  • Reports for HR and L&D
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Why learning without play doesn’t reach results

Most corporate courses are completed “to tick a box”. Gamified learning combines the principles of adult learning with game elements and brings people back to the material regularly with a desire to finish.

Elements of a gamified programme

  • a storyline and a problem that can only be solved with new knowledge;
  • levels from simple to complex;
  • points and achievements for modules and courses;
  • team tasks and peer learning;
  • leaderboards and mentor support.

Formats

  • gamified onboarding for new hires — a path in the Folck LMS;
  • product training for sales and service staff;
  • reinforcing skills after business training over 1–3 months.

More in the article “How to use gamification effectively in corporate training”.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Didn’t find the answer? Call +38 (097) 842 33 19 — the consultation is free.

Can existing courses be gamified?

Yes: we add a storyline, levels, points and achievements to your courses.

How much time do participants need?

Usually 10–20 minutes a day — short regular sessions work better.

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