With the ever growing networking capabilities and services offered to users, attack surfaces have been increasing exponentially, additionally, the intricacy of network architectures has increased the complexity of cyber-defences, the use of gamification has recently been trending both in academia and industry. Blended with Deception, Gamification enables to create proactive defence systems, luring attackers in order to better defend the systems at hand. Current applications of gamification and deception, only rely on static, or low interactive environments. This talk will explore gamification and deception techniques than can be used to increase human-computer-interaction to lure malicious users into selected traps while piquing their interests.

If you'd just learnt to ride a bike, would you immediately dump it and pick up a motorbike because that looked more exciting? The gamification industry has moved from being players to professionals. We may have made some rookie mistakes to begin with. Basing gamification on PBL's only anyone? Or nagware trying too hard to change our everyday habits? But isn't it a bit too early to ditch our learnings and follow the next shiny thing - AR/VR/MR? Yes, it would be exciting to be pioneers again! But there are millions of people waiting for us - seasoned Gamification designers - to make their every day a bit brighter. Just a little bit, because that's realistic. And to them this future could still be mind-blowing.

Nicolas Babin, and his robot Aibo, will explain how AI will challenge us to get our attention and increase engagement. How AI will then drive loyalty through gamification techniques and towards optimal engagement. Not just for marketing campaigns and entertainment purposes. He will show how gamifying the digital transformation at a Chinese chemical company has ensured employee engagement and changes adopted. But is it all about data driven AI, how important is human empathy, intuition and conscience?

There has been a resurgence of board games in the age of digitization. What is driving this change of demand in Board Games (Hi-Touch) as Digital Games (Hi-Tech) continue to soar in demand? Within corporate learning a new class of serious games is emerging, one that combines the benefits of Hi-Touch & Hi-Tech. With further infusion of gamification science, can learning evolve beyond digital and experiential into Habitual Learning?

Gamification as a term has been around for about a decade and it's increasingly becoming a trend, often used in conjunction with other trendy buzzwords in business to describe anything playful in order to sell consultancies. What's the state of play in Germany when it comes to gamification? How is it used in practice and what are the outcomes? In this panel we'll discuss about the past, present and future of gamification in Germany, aiming to level up our understanding and be part of the change.
Chaired by Antonios Triantafyllakis, with guest panellists:
* Jasmin Karatas, ASGR Gamification Chapter Lead – Accenture Interactive Delivery
* Dr. Philipp Busch, Social Innovation Advisor - GIZ
* Lutz Leichsenring, dot connector - Young Targets

Are you ready to show off your ninja skills? During this session you'll get the opportunity to work together with other ninjas in a race against the clock. Project Ninjas is a collaborative board game where you'll work together with 4-5 other ninjas. Your mission is to complete a project on time, while mitigating the risks and challenges coming at you. But that's not all, you'll also be racing against other ninja teams who are trying to complete the same mission. Will your ninja team come out on top? Well that depends on how well you communicate, plan ahead, collaborate and demonstrate leadership in your team. Do you have what it takes to be a Project Ninja?

How do you generally feel about networking events? Have you already experienced that awkward moment when you stay alone with the fourth coffee in your (shaking) hands? Or the one when you walk to somebody with your prepared small talk to engage conversation? What if you had the opportunity to discover networking in a new, more fun and more constructive way? Collock is launching its gamified networking event 'One Way Ticket to the Fun' at Gamification Europe! In this collaborative 1-hour-experience, you will have the chance to bond with your peers, build a project together, and share your vision of 'Future Fun'.

Coaches or managers can get pretty tired of changing the structure of the whole company. Be it for better products, better processes or better people. Let's make it fun and gamify it. Do you doubt if this approach will work for you today? This might be a fun idea for your future. We will introduce some skills to coach people into accepting the rules of changification. Gamification of the organizational change.

The use of Gamification and Serious Games in Development Cooperation is increasing. But what are the differences and what are the overlapping points? How can you improve the digital learning experience of your user? In this presentation we will talk about a Serious Game, a failed gamified MOOC (Massive Online Open Course) and a gamified MOOC that succeeded. What then does the future of Gamification in Development Cooperation look like?

One of the biggest threats to modern businesses, especially banks and financial institutions, in 2019 is cyber threat. Unfortunately, human error plays a huge role in successful cyber security breaches, and this has highlighted the importance of effective cyber security training.

Rachel Swann is an expert in engagement, and specifically how to use gamification to effectively engage any audience. Join Rachel as she discusses how 3radical and Standard Chartered Bank are leveraging gamification technology to enhance and manage the human element of information and cyber security risk. Learn how Standard Chartered Bank are increasing employee engagement in their ongoing cyber security awareness programme that measures, inspires, and drives secure behaviour.

The aim of this session is to help you come up with ideas on how to solve a problem using gamification. Particularly we want you to think about applying all the gamification knowledge you have gained during the conference. Indeed, getting you thinking about how to apply gamification in the future.

You will be using Lego bricks to visualise problems and your ideas on how to overcome them. In this workshop we use LEGO © SERIOUS PLAY © to support analytical thinking, creativity and future planning. You will journey through a carefully crafted workshop and at the end will be full of ideas on how to use gamification to solve problems. The session will be led by Vasilis Gkogkidis, an experienced LEGO © SERIOUS PLAY © facilitator.

We’ll hear from gamification designers and the companies who need the designs. Where are we at concerning the needs and wants of each other? Do companies prefer with one holistic supplier or can they benefit from a few specialists?
Chaired by Andres Garcia with guest panellists:
* Angela Grollmisch, Product Owner/Product Manager Global Learning Infrastructure, Software AG
* Ercan Altug Yilmaz, Ambassador - Gamfed Turkey
* Mohamed El Hossary, CEO - Etba3ly 3D
* Victoria Ichizli-Bartels, Founder, Writer, and Consultant - Optimist Writer
* Erik Agudelo, Serious Game Designer - Founder Play Learn Develop

Vote for one of our workshops to be rerun:
* Project Ninjas
* One Way Ticket To The Fun
* Changification
* Lego Serious Play