Jasmin Karatas

2.5 billion people consider themselves gamers. Have you ever thought about why we like games so much? Jasmin Karatas, an expert in gamification, and a player herself, answers this question through an emotive gaming journey; you play games because you feel magic and joy, otherwise you simply stop playing. The talk illustrates why we all should bring those emotions to business and embrace our inner superhero also in real life. Jasmin invites you to think about the art of gaming in the age of business… or should it be the art of business in the age of gaming? Gamification, Games and Business and everything between, Jasmin is the one to ask. She is on a quest to lead Gamification and Behavioral Design to success. Trained as a product designer and armed with more than 7 years of experience in service design, as well as founding her own company, Jasmin follows her ambition to inspire people with passion and emotions. Fascinated by the worlds behind the screen, she explores which decisive role emotions play in games, and how games have the power to change our world, bringing back fun and excitement into reality. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Hormone können uns süchtig machen. Dafür verantwortlich sind Glückshormone wie das «Belohnungshormon» Dopamin. Das erleben wir durch Social Media oder beim Gaming. Jasmin Karatas ist Gaming-Expertin und kennt Spiel-Sucht aus eigener Erfahrung.

Gamification is more than just applying Point, Badges, and Leaderboards onto something. Back in 2017 @ the digital age summit, I held a keynote about Gamification. In this talk, I explain more about what Gamification is, how it is structured and how we at Accenture used it for our clients.