Wheel of Fortune Wheel?

Before you go running off to buy a game, remember that learning is context related. You don't recognize your dentist in the grocery store -- out of context. Pick a game that reflects the context where the content will be used. Also, life is not black or white so be sure it allows you to explain why each answer is not so good and it should give you different points for each answer choice. Ex. the customer frown and walks out (0 points), the customer asks another clarifying question (2 points), The customer smiles and says I'll buy one (6 points). Also, most training is related to some kind of performance improvement. If you are training athletes, then points is fine. If you are training production workers then either more units produced or fewer defects. If you are training salespeople, then units sold or $ should be your scoring unit.

There should be a few games you're looking for on the Elearning Bros website:

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