Chore monsters - Life style gamification - Manu Melwin Joy

Chore MonstersLife Style Gamification

Prepared By Manu Melwin Joy

Assistant ProfessorSCMS School of Technology and Management

Kerala, India.Phone – 9744551114

Mail – [email protected]

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Chore Monsters• ChoreMonster is a suite

of web and mobile

applications. Its premise

is to make chores fun for

kids and parents.

Chore Monsters• ChoreMonster utilizes two

different apps, one for

children and one for

parents. The adult version

allows parents to set up task

lists, deadlines, rewards, and

points for completing jobs.

Chore Monsters• In the children's version,

kids can view what tasks

they have been assigned

and what rewards and

points are awarded for

getting those items done.

Chore Monsters• Parents must approve their

child's completion of a chore

before the points can be

redeemed. In addition to

winning rewards from their

parents, children can collect

animated monsters through

reaching various milestones.

Chore Monsters• The app's reward system is

based on the idea of

positive reinforcement,

encouraging kids to

complete responsibilities

that they are not normally

inclined to do.

Chore Monsters• The Monster Carnival provides

children the possibility of

earning additional interactive

monsters as well as consolation

prizes through spinning a

wheel. Children are given one

spin per chore completed.

Chore Monsters• Chris Bergman and Paul

Armstrong founded

ChoreMonster in 2011. In

2014, ChoreMonster graduated

from the Disney/Techstars

Accelerator, announcing new

partnerships with both

companies.