Gamification Wiki:About
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About Gamification Wiki
The Gamification Wiki is the most visited resource in the world for information, examples and media for Gamification and is currently being translated into over 15 languages and will have sub-wikis for Education, Marketing, Enterprise and more.
Gamification.org was created in November of 2010.
In The Media
The Gamification Wiki has been covered and referenced by many major news sites such as Venturebeat, Mashable, TechCrunch, TheNextWeb, Smashing Magazine and many more.
Audience
Gamification.org has grown from a few visitors a day(as of Feb. 2012), to now having over 700 visits a day. Visitors consist primarily of those interested in gamification, brands who are looking for gamification, startups who are looking for inspirations and teachers/researchers who are interested in applications for their fields.
Company
- The Gamification Wiki is part of the Gamify Network, owned by Gamify, Inc.
- Gamify was founded by Nathan Lands and J.R. Bédard in April of 2010.
More Info
- Contact us directly at info@gamification.org if you have any questions.
- Visit our Community Portal to learn how you can help, view open projects and portals.
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