Stay motivated, connected, and progressing every step of your learning journey
Gamification applies elements of game design—like badges, leaderboards, and progress indicators—to learning and professional development activities, making them more motivating and enjoyable. Rather than turning learning into a game, these features enhance learner engagement, encourage continuous participation, and build a sense of achievement and community.
Leaderboards
Recognition for top performers
Provide learners with real-time standings that distinguish the top performers and reward consistent engagement. This friendly competition encourages users to stay active and improve their rankings over time.
Badges & Achievements
Learners earn badges for completing courses, hitting milestones, and contributing within the platform. These visual rewards not only recognise progress but also promote continued effort and mastery.
Progress Indicators
Intuitive tracking for sustained momentum
Clear progress bars and performance indicators show users how far they’ve come and what’s left to achieve—making goal tracking intuitive and rewarding. Visible progress increases motivation and helps learners stay focused on their goals.
Connect & Share — Community of Practice
Connected learning through shared expertise
The KnowHow platform’s Community of Practice empowers learners and professionals to share knowledge, insights, and best practices with each other in an open, collaborative space.
Community-Driven Contribution: Users can post content, start discussions, and share expertise.
Collaborative Learning: Community features support shared problem solving and peer-led guidance.
Designed for Real Motivation
Engagement by design, not chance
KnowHow’s gamification isn’t just about points—it’s about sustained engagement. By combining objective progress tracking, friendly competition, and community recognition, we create learning experiences that users return to again and again.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I compare departments or business areas on the leaderboard?
Yes, administrators can KnowHow can group users into any area of your organisation for comparative leaderboards. ie Compare sales with technical staff
How do I create a community for a specific group of people?
When creating your community, you are able to select who can see and participate by selecting share with users matching
How does gamification help learners?
It increases motivation, provides clear progress feedback, and encourages social interaction—driving better completion rates and deeper participation.
