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- 2. WHY EDUCATION IS CHANGING? https://www.weforum.org Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba Group “The knowledge-based approach of “200 years ago”, would "fail our kids", who would never be able to compete with machines.”
- 3. TECHNOLOGY TRENDS IN EDUCATION
- 4. 5 MAJOR TECHNOLOGY TRENDS IN EDUCATION Cloud AI VR/AR Analytics/Big Data
- 5. 5 MAJOR TECHNOLOGY TRENDS IN EDUCATION <GAMIFICATION>
- 6. GAMIFICATION AND GAME DESIGN A game is a closed formal system that subjectively represents a subset of reality. SAFETY CONFLICT INTERACTION LEARNING GAMIFICATION GAME DESIGN BASED LEARNING Source: https://www.talentlms.com/tour
- 7. GAMIFICATION If you ask children, “What is work?” They will say, “School and homework!!” But if you ask them, “What is play?” Many of them will say, “Video games!!” Most common characteristics: • Narrative • Immediate feedback • Fun • Full of challenges that increase as you learn • Mastery (for example, in the form of leveling up) • Progress indicators (for example, through points/badges/leaderboards, also called PBLs) • Social connection • Player control
- 8. WHY DO WE TEACH GAME DESIGN? “Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I'll understand.”
- 9. WHY DO WE TEACH GAME DESIGN? Game Developer/Designer Top Skills: Animation Anthropology Architecture Brainstorming Business Cinematography Communication Creative Writing Economics Engineering History Management Mathematics Music Psychology Public Speaking Sound Design Technical Writing Visual Arts Source: The Art of Game Design by Jesse Schell 21st century Top Skills: https://www.weforum.org
- 10. WHAT DO WE TEACH? Computational Thinking Programming, Debugging and Testing Creative thinking Presenting Ideas Sketching Collaboration and Team Work 3D and 2D modelling Animations Brainstorming Sharing ideas Listening and analyzing feedback Mathematics and Physics Biology and Ecology
- 11. WHAT DO KIDs DO INSTEAD?
- 12. HOWEVER KIDs LOVE TO SKETCH THEIR GAMES
- 13. TOP GAMES’ SCENARIOS Shooting Game Action Game Maze Game Racing Game
- 14. SOME CRAZIEST DESIGN IDEAS WE LIKED?
- 15. LESSONS LEARNED • Teaching children game design involves teaching them most of school subjects • Game development is not an isolated discipline but rather an intersection of multiple knowledge areas • When children design and build their games there are not stressed and may consume much more information compared to a school lesson • Team work, collaboration and project based work are essential skills • Game development increases children’s motivation to learn • Gamification of the process boosts performance and makes the whole process of learning less stressful • Through gamification children see all their achievements and their progress is obvious • The best achievements are gained when we blend a game with multiple knowledge areas
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