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How to use Automated Emails to Motivate, Remind, and Engage
/0 Comments/in Implement, Implement, Support, Support - Drive /by Holly BradburyKnowledge Guru administrators can choose to turn on a carefully crafted series of emails that players trigger with various in-game activities. These auto emails are designed to foster repeat play, acknowledge significant accomplishments, and gently nudge inactive users. Motivate Players Motivational emails are designed to engage players who have gone at least a week without […]
How to Let Learners Log In With Salesforce.com
/0 Comments/in Implement, Implement, Manage Players, Manage Players /by Steven BollerKnowledge Guru allows your learners to log into their games with their Salesforce.com account. Once learners validate their account credentials, they can log in with Salesforce and see all games registered to their Salesforce email address. Desktop From the main login page Players go to kguru.co/login or theknowledgeguru.com/login and click LOGIN WITH SALESFORCE. Players enter their Salesforce username and […]
How to Invite Learners to Play on Mobile Devices
/0 Comments/in Implement, Implement, Manage Players, Manage Players /by Steven BollerAre you launching a Knowledge Guru game that learners will play on their smartphones? If so, using these two links will make the process easier: kguru.co/GAMENAME and kguru.co/apps. 1. If players will type the game link into their mobile browser, use the kguru.co short link All Knowledge Guru games can be accessed using either the full link (Example: theknowledgeguru.com/sellingskills_quest) […]
How to Use the Live Leaderboard in Knowledge Guru
/0 Comments/in Implement, Implement /by Steven BollerEvery Knowledge Guru game has a Live Leaderboard. You can display this leaderboard on-screen in a live event or send it out to players via email so they can check scores without logging in. The live leaderboard refreshes automatically as people play. The Live Leaderboard includes between four and seven unique leaderboards, depending on the […]
7 Steps to an Effective Knowledge Guru Drive Implementation
/in Implement /by Holly BradburyYou already developed and customized your Knowledge Guru Drive game. Now you need a plan to launch it, promote it, and measure it. Consider these tips for a successful implementation: 1. Make it mandatory… and integrate into an existing workflow. Your employees’ time is limited, and most of them only have the energy to focus […]
How to Make a Game Live So Players Can Access It
/in Implement /by Holly BradburyOnce you have created the topics, objectives, mini-games, and decided your preference for automatic email reminders for your Drive game, you are ready to make it live. Follow these steps to make your game live so players can access it, and enable or disable email reminders: Quick Steps List Expand the Implement option within left-hand navigation pane, […]
Implementation Tips for Drive
/in Implement /by Holly BradburyTo maximize the playing – and learning – experience of Knowledge Guru Drive, you need to do two things well: Spark sales reps’ interest so they take action to download Drive and get started. Provide clear directions on how to access the Drive game and get started with Drive. We recommend using this implementation timeline: How […]