Game-based learning teaches through gameplay: learners practise skills and apply knowledge by playing a game designed around the subject, rather than reading or watching. Vibid E-learning Solutions develops complete game-based courses as well as short learning games for one part of a course.
Good learning games balance subject matter with gameplay, so the fun reinforces the learning outcome instead of distracting from it.
Types of learning games
- Competitive games and leaderboards
- Story-based games
- Character-led games
- Interactive quizzes and challenges
- Simulations and role-play
- Points, badges and levels
- Short microlearning games
- Games sized to your budget
Gamification or a full learning game?
Gamification adds game elements such as points, badges, levels and leaderboards to a course to motivate learners. A serious learning game makes the gameplay itself the learning activity, for example making decisions in a simulated store or running a virtual project. We help you choose the approach that fits your goals and budget.
Designed for real learning outcomes
Every game starts from what learners must be able to do afterwards. Mechanics, feedback and scoring are designed to practise exactly those skills, and results can be reported to your LMS through SCORM so you can see who completed the game and how they performed.
Tell us the skill you want to teach, and we will suggest a game concept that fits your audience and budget.
Get a free estimateWhy choose Vibid for game-based learning development
Experience
A team that has spent more than 50,000 combined hours on eLearning projects.
Standards-based
SCORM-compliant output that works with Moodle, Docebo, Blackboard and other LMSs.
Tool expertise
Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, iSpring, Lectora, Moodle, BigBlueButton and HTML5.
Global delivery
Based in Ahmedabad, India, working remotely with clients worldwide.
How we work
- Learning goals and audience
- Game concept and mechanics
- Story, characters and art style
- Prototype and playtest
- Full development and LMS integration
- Launch and results review
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Frequently asked questions
What is game-based learning?
It is training where learners learn by playing a game designed around the subject, practising decisions and skills in a safe, engaging environment.
What is the difference between gamification and game-based learning?
Gamification adds game elements like points and badges to a regular course. Game-based learning uses a game as the main learning activity.
Can learning games be tracked in our LMS?
Yes. Games can be published as SCORM packages so completion and scores are recorded in your LMS.
Do learning games work on mobile phones?
Yes. We build games in HTML5 so they run in browsers on desktops, tablets and phones.
Are learning games expensive?
They do not have to be. Short games and gamified quizzes cost far less than a full simulation, and we scope the game to fit your budget.
Our Solutions
Want training people actually enjoy?
Tell us the skill you want to teach, and we will suggest a game concept that fits your audience and budget.
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