70% of learners are multitasking during training sessions in 2026. That's the highest number in three years. Before blaming attention spans: what does that number actually tell you about design? When you see a drop-off or a distraction in something you've built, what's your first instinct? - The content needs to be shorter / more interactive - The timing or context is wrong, as it's competing with real work - The person isn't motivated enough to begin with - The design never earned their attention in the first place Drop your answer, and if you've changed your diagnosis on this over time, I'm curious what shifted.

Hello everyone! Here is the first part of our discussion around metrics. We will continue our discussion next Tuesday and we would be really happy to have any of you come up to the stream and share your ideas.

Hey!! What do you think about our new logo?

This next Tuesday 27th of January, Let's talk about metrics!! You can find the link to the stream here or in the calendar https://www.skool.com/engagement-design-collective-1843/calendar?eid=e6a6632d678a40e1a760f95c70d5b3d0&eoid=1769529600 We are more than happy to have you around and let us know what you know about metrics in engagement design!!

Gamification was my personal starting point into the vast world of behavioral economics. I later gained a better understanding of many aspects of gamification after delving deeper into behavioral economics and behavioral psychology as a whole. Evolutionary biology and neuroscience have also shaped my view of gamification. What other topics interest you in this context, but outside the traditional industry of gamification?