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Boost Engagement with Gamification

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By Michael Ellison
| CMSWire Verified
Gamified elements open the door to other engagement drivers, particularly competitive ones. Gamification boosts enthusiasm. Survey reveals gamified elements in personal finance and other areas increase engagement and drive user enthusiasm. Positive reception. Most respondents feel positive or neutral about gamification, with tangible rewards significantly enhancing receptiveness. Generational preferences.
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Empower Positive Change for Our City: Unite for a Stronger Future

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By Michael Ellison
| Mojave Desert News Verified
Yesterday marked a significant moment as I attended the California City council meeting with a sense of anticipation and purpose. The meeting aimed to evaluate the candidacy of Inge Elmes, our dedicated Acting City Manager, for the esteemed position of City Manager. However, what unfolded left me taken aback. The room echoed with criticisms and negativity directed not only towards Mrs. Elmes but also towards some of our council members.
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Four Ways to Redesign Career Services for Students of Color

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By Christine Cruzvergara, Michael Ellison
| The EDU Ledger Verified
Earlier this year, IBM and Merck & Co. announced a national hiring and training network designed to support the careers of Black workers. The network is an outgrowth of OneTen, a new coalition of more than 50 major corporations -- including AT&T, Target, and Walmart -- that is aiming to hire and promote 1 million Black workers into higher-paying jobs over the coming decade.
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