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Switching to Pause Mode
Dear Skool Gamers, If you’ve been following my professional journey lately, you might have noticed that I’ve been pulled in many exciting directions. Each new opportunity has been deeply fulfilling, but it’s also made it harder to give this community the time and attention it truly deserves. I take full responsibility for the dip in engagement, and I want to thank each and every one of you for your contributions, your energy, and your support along the way. With a heavy heart, I want to let you know that this community will soon be archived. I don’t have an exact date yet, it will depend on how things go, but I wanted to give you all a heads-up so no one is caught by surprise. There may be one more related announcement before the official closure, or I might share updates via email later on, so please keep an eye out in either case. Thank you again for being part of this journey. It’s been a genuine pleasure building this space with you. Rob - Profesor Game
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HAPPY 2026!
Hey everyone!!! Happy 2026! Here's to 100 more games and all the engagement we can possibly build for ourselves and our clients!!! May the force be with us!!! :)😁
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When Playing by the Rules Still Fails
This episode is a bit different from the usual Professor Game conversations. I’m stepping outside gamification to share a deeply personal reflection on Venezuela—through the lens of systems, power, and human motivation. It’s about what happens when people do everything right, play by every rule, and still can’t win. This isn’t about ideology. It’s about design failure, the cost of inaction, and how to recognize when a system no longer converts effort into meaningful change. 💬 I’d genuinely love your perspective: How do you recognize the moment when a system is beyond repair? Looking forward to a thoughtful discussion here.
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Is Gamification About Rewards… or Something Deeper?
We just published a new episode of the Professor Game Podcast with James Portnow (Extra Credits, Night Crew Games), and it hits a nerve I see all the time in gamification and community design. One of the big ideas we explore is this: Real engagement doesn’t come from just points, badges, or leaderboards. Those can help sometimes, but by themselves, they rarely create motivation that lasts. Instead, James talks about intrinsic engagement, iteration, failing fast, and designing experiences people actually care about, even after the “game” ends. So I’m curious to hear from this community 👇 From your own work or experience, what has driven the most meaningful engagement for you? Rewards and incentives, or something deeper like autonomy, mastery, purpose, story...? No right answers here. Let’s compare notes and learn from each other.
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