50 Digital Team-Building Games: Fast, Fun Meeting Openers, Group Activities and Adventures using Social Media, Smart Phones, GPS, Tablets, and More

It's definitely 3 star, one or two things are good but if you're only buying on book then this probably isn't it. Let's put it this way, I'm glad it got it used instead of paying full price. I was hoping it would be a little more cutting edge but the exercises aren't really that much better than those seen in other books. I would have loved to have seen something deeper on "scavenger" hunts or other mobile device activities instead it was just very light in those areas.

I would suggest this to any one who is in education and works with students in a student life area. So many good ideas for this new virtual world

This book is a must own, must share and must use to make your teams more productive. Digital team building is the way of the future to hold your audience and develop your people to understand what a team can produce while being fast, accurate, affordable and fun! I have used John's ideas and added my own twist . . the Ski Resort Lift Ops are going to be rocking as a team playing your games this year, THANKS JOHN!

Not impressed. I gave it 2 stars because it has a few novel ideas in it, but it should probably be called "5 Digital Team-Building Games and 45 Silly Ones." The way the book is put together (including many blurry screenshots straight from his computer) is sloppily done...

It is a really good book.

Great

This barely gets a "meh"What few links I tried were broken or out of date. There's nothing in here I can use, but still, glad to see that we are moving in that direction.

Overall, these team-building games are useful. The book provides full explanations, including the approximate amount of time needed to execute every activity.

As promised.

Not worth a purchase