1 best practices for creating successful missions
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Best Practices for Creating Successful
Missions
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Identify your Learning ObjectivesWhen identifying your learning objectives for your mLevel mission you should make sure they are composed of three elements:
• Performance • Condition • Criteria
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Choose the Right Activities• Once your learning objectives are clearly outlined you can
then determine the right activities to address those objectives. • mLevel provides the administrator with
3 different types of activities:
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Expose Assess Apply
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Expose
Knowledge
Navigator
External Link
Video
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Assess
Fast Lane
Check Point
Block Party
Ice Breaker
Quiz Ball
ShortFuze
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Apply
Path Finder
CustomTask
Coordinates
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Making mLevel Your OwnWhen transforming the mLevel platform into your own it is important to focus on the three facets of customization:
• App Branding• Level Configs• Dynamic Text
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Customizing Your Environment
Tenant-level
Branding
Activity-level
Branding
Mission-level
Branding
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Customizing Your Activities
LevelConfigurations
for Games
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Customizing Your Text
Dynamic Text
Configurations
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Poll Questions
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User Management
Get the right people in the room..• Schedule a 30 minute touch base
with your IT team and the mLevel team
• Talk through requirements and security restrictions
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User Management
Master File• Using a unique identifier to
maintain a user profile• Automatically update player audience
and decrease delay in updates• Easily expand your audience
for new missions
SSO/SAML• Eliminate the need for an mLevel-specific password• Remove an additional registration step• Follow up ~ SAML Support Article
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Poll Questions
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Driving Engagement
Executive Sponsorship• Get your leaders
involved and talking about mLevel
• In person is the most powerful wayex: Town Hall Meetings
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Think outside email• Text messages,
internal posters, flyers, mLevel booth, lunch & learn
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Driving Engagement
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Custom Player Communication• Mission Goal & how it benefits them• Use images to spark interest• Make it fun because mLevel is fun!• Follow up ~ Player Communication
Templates Support Article
Utilize an Influential Sender• To ensure users open and read
the message
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Driving Engagement• Doesn’t have to just
be #1 person on the leaderboard at the end
• Other options:o Top performer per weeko Achieved mLevel = placed
into a pool for a drawingo Recognition beyond
leaderboard scores
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Player Incentives
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Driving Engagement
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• Locking / Unlockingo Activity levelo Mission level
• Badges - mLevel Badge & All Stars Badge
• Scores / Timerso Alter to match your
content• SmackTalk
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Poll Questions
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Evaluating your MissionThe mLevel platform allows administrators to check in on the progress of their users with a simple click of the mouse.
Our analytics dashboard can quickly answers the questions of…
• How many people played?• Who are my top performers?• Who is struggling?• Where are my users struggling?
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How Many People Played?
Key Metrics:
• Total Activity Plays• Total Players • Average Number
of Plays• When those plays
occurred
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Identifying Top/Under Performers
Key Metrics:
• Stars Earned• Mission Mastery• Total Points Earned
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Where Are My Users Struggling?
Key Metrics:• Topic Knowledge
Gaps• # of times a question
was answered correct/incorrect
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Poll Questions
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Upcoming May Webinar…
New Feature: Academy ActivityWednesday, May 13th 10-11am CST
The “Academy” activity provides a very player-centric take on learning that utilizes new features such as
adaptive questioning, player-based analytics and an open-book style assessment.
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Questions & Answers
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