You’ve probably heard of the wildly popular Foursquare and Farmville, where users receive incentives to participate in activities. But the concept of gamification—the use of virtual rewards, levels and status to motivate certain behavior—is increasingly popular among lawyers, too. That may come as a surprise if you associate games with younger or “less professional” groups of people, but you […]
Originally published February 28, 2012
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