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- 13. The use of game mechanics and dynamics in nongame contexts. (Deterding, 2012. Gamification: designing for motivation)
- 14. The use of game mechanics and experience design to digitally engage and motivate people to achieve their goals. (Burke, B. 2014. Gartner Redefines Gamification) The application of typical elements of game playing (e.g. point scoring, competition with others, rules of play) to other areas of activity, typically as an online marketing technique to encourage engagement with a product or service. Oxford Languages (oup.com)
- 19. User Engagement Organizational Productivity Flow Learning Crowdsourcing Knowledge Retention Employee Recruitment And Evaluation Ease Of Use Usefulness Of Systems Physical Exercise Traffic Violations Voter Apathy Public Attitudes About Alternative Energy And More
- 20. Marketing & Business Work & Industry Education & Training Politics & Elections Technology Design & Use Crowdsourcing & Propaganda Health & Fitness Inspiration & Think Tanks
- 26. Gamification of Learning Structural: Non-game Context. Game-Based Learning Learning Tool: Learning within the game itself
- 29. Progress Mechanics Leveling Up Scaffolded Learning Increased Challenge Collaborative Problem Solving Narrative & Characters
- 30. Fun Feedback Rewarding Challenging Better learning environment Different learning levels
- 31. Achievement- orientation Decrease of attention span Gap between course material and games
- 32. Andrzej Marczewski Framework The Gamification Design Framework Toolkit (Marczewski, 2017) Define The Problem, Define Users, Define Success. Design User Journey Behaviors Mechanics Motivations Emotions Action Feedback
- 34. Practice