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Improving Compliance Training

by TRACE International
March 29, 2017
in Compliance, Featured
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3 Ways to Use Games Successfully

If you’re looking for methods to improve engagement in compliance training, gamification is one highly effective strategy.  But you needn’t overhaul your existing program to incorporate gaming elements. TRACE International offers three tips for gamifying existing programs — and as a result, improving retention and making the process more enjoyable.

A current trend in compliance training is gamification, or adding gaming elements to training modules, to encourage learning and engagement. You don’t have to overhaul your entire training program in order to participate in this trend. Below are three ways to incorporate gaming into your current training program.

#1: Create specific, attainable goals for your employees

This can be as simple as answering a few quiz questions correctly or drafting a response to a realistic scenario. Your employees will feel rewarded, and it reinforces the skills needed to attain that goal. Make sure the goals are clearly defined; employees may feel discouraged if they are unsure of what they are supposed to do.

#2: Provide timely, non-critical feedback

Feedback motivates your employees to learn more and challenge themselves further. Create a scoring system that gives points of provide positive messages for achieving certain goals, and your employees will feel rewarded and become more engaged in the material. Don’t forget to give information as to why an answer or decision was not correct, as this will also help reinforce skills and information.

#3: Limit distractions

It is difficult to become engaged in any topic when distractions abound. Provide your employees with just the information necessary to complete their tasks or understand concepts. Also ensure that the information is presented in a way that will not be overstimulating or distracting. When your employees can concentrate on the training, they are more likely to become engaged with the material.


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