Gamify Youth Work! – New innnovative gamification tool presentation

E-learning

29 December 2025 | Online (Google Meets), Georgia

Practical dissemination event presenting GamifyYouthWork.com. Participants will explore a digital gamification tool and concrete ways to turn activities, trainings, and projects into engaging missions that boost motivation and learning in youth work

This dissemination event presents gamifyouthwork.org, an innovative digital tool developed to support youth workers, trainers, and educators in designing more engaging and meaningful learning processes through gamification.

During this 1-hour online session, participants will explore the idea behind the tool and its practical application in youth work settings. 

The event will start at 16:00 CET. 

The event will introduce the core features of gamifyouthwork.org, including the use of missions, points, challenges, and progress tracking, and how these elements can be intentionally applied to trainings, youth projects, and local activities.

The session will also share practical examples and success stories from the project implementation, highlighting what worked, what did not, and key lessons learned. Rather than promoting gamification as a universal solution, the event encourages a critical and reflective approach, helping participants understand when and how gamification adds real value to youth work practice.

The dissemination event is designed as an interactive space for exploration, discussion, and exchange, offering participants concrete inspiration they can adapt to their own contexts.

Disclaimer / Project Information:

The Gamify Youth Work! The project is implemented by Gori Youth Centre (Georgia) in collaboration with Development and Initiative (Ukraine), Sempre a Frente (Poland), and ADEL Slovakia (Slovakia).

The project is co-financed by the governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from the International Visegrad Fund, whose mission is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.

More information at: SALTO