Identification of the solutions for implementing and improving staff training using the gamification approach
Subject Areas :
Seyed Mohammad
Mahmoudi
1
(University of Tehran)
Farideh
Shayani
2
(University of Tehran)
Asef
Karimi
3
(University of Tehran)
Keywords: Gamification Organizational Gamification teaching staff,
Abstract :
Today, special attention is paid to training methods in organizations, that way the most lack of access to training objectives are due to weaknesses in the training methods. One of the newest methods is using the related concepts the game to design the training courses. The games can be used and extended as patterns in learning. This survey has been done to find the gamification implementing approaches in teaching staff, by using the qualitative method and semi-structured interviews with experts in training and gamification precinct whom selected with snowball method. Data analysis has been done in two sects: in the first one, the data obtained from the interviews were analyzed by using Theme Analysis method, and in the second one, the entropy Shannon method has been used for prioritize the approaches. As a result, we found the approaches which were divided to six kinds such as: cognitive, emotional, social, preparing, educational, and organization, and approaches were also prioritized. It can be concluded from these findings which the approaches presentation to organizations educational courses holding solutions can improve the employees motivations and spirits and also can increases their participation and performance, so it can enhance the organization effectiveness.
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