In Fastcodesign: A way to turn household energy saving into what they call an addictive game. Called Power House, on Facebook. Mentioned by collaborator Byron Reeves at Stanford:
" .... As it happens, Power House was developed by researchers with the explicit goal of getting players to reduce their energy consumption in the real world. And it seems to have worked. In the January 2015 issue of Environment and Behavior, communications scholar Byron Reeves and three Stanford colleagues report that people who played Power House demonstrated more energy-efficient behavior immediately afterward—both in a lab and their own homes. ... "
Thursday, December 18, 2014
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