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"Gamification is a powerful tool"
By Alessandra van Otterlo on 18 March, 2013
Brian Burke, industry analyst at Gartner says gamification is not just a hype, but a powerful tool.
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Ranj workshop at DSSH conference
By Alessandra van Otterlo on 22 March, 2013
On March 20 Ranj's Michaël Bas and Bart van de Garde hosted a workshop at the Dutch Society for Simulation in Healthcare (DSSH) conference in Amsterdam.
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Prince Constantijn and Bart van de Garde discuss Digital Agenda at 'Smart City' event
By Alessandra van Otterlo on 12 February, 2013
Prince Constantijn of The Netherlands, Carolien Gehrels (alderwoman Economic Affairs Amsterdam) and Bart van de Garde (CTO Ranj) discussed the status of the Digital Agenda during the 'Smart City' event in Amsterdam.
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Juf-in-a-Box nominated for European Innovative Games Award 2012
By Bart van de Garde, CTO on 06 December, 2012
We are proud to announce that Juf-in-a-Box is one of the three nominees for the European Innovative Games Award 2012 in the category 'Innovative Application Methods'.
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Educational Game 'Tech Ed' top Ranj game in 2011
By Albert-Jan Pomper on 13 January, 2012
Nearly 90.000 visitors for educational game
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Winner Games for Health award 2011
By Marcel Bloemendaal on 25 November, 2011
Juf in a Box acknowledged as excellent health game for fysiotherapists and remedial teachers!
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Inspiring example of interactive compliance training
By Bart van de Garde, CTO Ranj Serious Games on 22 September, 2011
The Lab is an interactive movie about research integrity and avoiding research misconduct
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New Ranj Website
By Albert-Jan Pomper, COO Ranj Serious Games on 23 May, 2011
Ranj has launched a fully renewed website. Main purpose of the site is to be a source of relevant information on trends and cases in games for education, corporate training and health.
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The Dichotomy of Content & Logic
By Bruno Jordaan - Head of Game Design on 05 May, 2011
Most if not all of the serious games we have developed over the years have come to fruition in close collaboration between our clients and us. Generally, the client has either the required domain expertise in-house or will hire an external subject matter expert for the development of the game. This subject matter expert has (or should have) a clear vision on what information needs to be integrated in the game. We, as experts in our own field, serious game design and development, have the experience to know how the information in question can best be harnessed in a game.
