SkillCore

What is SkillCore?

SkillCore applies the engaging elements of video games to business scenarios using a method called GAAS™ (Gamification as a Service). The core idea is to motivate people by offering benefits or presenting consequences, with experiences designed to make a visible difference for the user.

Data is central to the approach: it serves as both the starting point and the output. The process involves analyzing a problem with data, building experiences based on those findings, and continuously generating new data. SkillCore also provides tools to track progress, measure performance, and give users ongoing feedback so they keep improving and stay engaged. The insights gathered can extend beyond the immediate solution, offering stats focused on the user’s entire journey.

Who created SkillCore?

SkillCore was created by Play2Learn, a company built around translating the engaging power of gaming into valuable business experiences through its GAAS™ method. Their focus is on motivating people with transformative, clearly visible experiences, using data to craft new solutions and continuously generate more insights.

What is SkillCore used for?

• Applying game assets and mechanics to business scenarios via GAAS™ (Gamification as a Service).
• Motivating people through rewards or consequences to sustain engagement.
• Building experiences directly from user data, which in turn generates more data.
• Tracking progress and measuring performance with built-in tools.
• Delivering continuous feedback to users to foster improvement and participation.
• Providing user-journey-oriented stats that go beyond the immediate solution.

Who is SkillCore for?

• Business professionals
• Data Analysts
• Game Designers
• Human Resources Specialists
• Managers
• Marketing professionals
• Teachers

How to use SkillCore?

1. Apply GAAS™: Use Gamification as a Service to bring game-industry elements into your business experiences.
2. Motivate with rewards: Build experiences users can clearly see are making a difference, leveraging what they gain or avoid losing.
3. Let data lead: Analyze the problem with data, build experiences based on what you discover, and generate new data along the way.
4. Monitor progress: Use the provided tools to track performance and give users consistent feedback, keeping them engaged and improving.