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Game On! Creating User Experience for Gamified Products

Gamifiation is coming soon to a product near you. Are you prepared? Market research predicts that 70% of enterprises will have at least one gamified product by 2015. Attend this presentation to understand gamification's impact, and gain strategies and best pratices for creating gamified user experience.

Speaker:

Marta Rauch

An STC Associate Fellow, Marta Rauch is currently a principal information developer and ID lead at Oracle, where she participates in corporate gamification initiatives. She completd the 2012 Gamification course via Kein Werbach of the Wharton School and Coursera, has worked at two game companies, and is a Certified Gamification Designer.

Marta is a frequent presenter for conferences and webinars, and has published articles for STC Intercom, IEEE, and the Center for Information Development Management Best Practices. She has received 15 STC awards for individual and team projects at the regional and international level. Marta holds a BA from Stanford University, a teaching credential, and a certificate from UC Extension in Managing the Development of Technical Communication.

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• 6:00 to 7:00: Networking, conversation, and dinner
• 7:00 to 7:15: Chapter business, announcements, introductions, jobs needed and available*
• 7:15 to 8:30: Formal program
• 8:30 to 9:00: Conversation, off-line questions for the speakers, follow-up on job announcements
• 9:00 to 9:15: Clear the room, move conversations to the sidewalk

*Attendees are encouraged to announce open positions. Please bring job listings for distribution. Recruiters may introduce themselves, but may not describe open positions in detail. Save that for one-on-one after the program.