Sanne Goos, Danny Hartman, Remon Coolegem: Purposeful Gaming #bcs2015

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Talk given at the BOBCATSSS 2015 conference - http://www.bobcatsss2015.com/. What if games can change the way we look at information sciences? With gamification, game mechanics can be used to learn or acquire new skills and insights, or as a means to stimulate crowdsourcing. We will explore the concept of gamification, using examples from real situations. The possibilities of gamification for the information world have only just begun!

Education

Purposeful Gaming | Gamification and Information Sciences
By
• Danny Hartman
• Sanne Goos
• Remon Coolegem
The Hague University of Applied Sciences
Faculty IT & Design

- Gamification
- Learning
- Data collection
- Gamification part 2
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Purposeful Gaming | Gamification
Current methods
- Boring
- Lot of work
- No motivation

- Gaming elements
- Fun & Rewards
Solution: Gamification!
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

- Game thinking
- Solving problems
- IT & non-IT
What is gamification
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

IT
- CAPTCHA (sort of)
- Foursquare
- Ingress
IT vs non-IT
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Non-IT
- Fun Theory
- SEEK!
IT vs non-IT
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Learning Skills
Adding tags to photos via crowdsourcing
Now what?
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

- Fun
- Rewarding
- Users engage more quickly
Why it works
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Learning
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Card game
Improve information literacy
SEEK!
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Digital tutor
Individual development
Digital Aristotle
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Collecting data via crowdsourcing
Make boring tasks fun
Fitness
Other uses
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

INGRESS
CAPTCHA
Collecting data: Google
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Foldit
Protein folding in DNA
Faster than scientists
Cellslider
Cancer research
Collecting data... FOR SCIENCE!
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Zombies, Run!
Fitness
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Effectiveness depends on context
Novelty effect
Might not be for sporadic users
Cons of gamification
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Game elements expected more often
Mainstream or niche?
More intelligent games
More uses for schools
Medical application
Future
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Summary
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

We hope you enjoyed our presentation
Thank you for your attention
Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

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Sanne Goos, Danny Hartman, Remon Coolegem: Purposeful Gaming #bcs2015

1. Purposeful Gaming | Gamification and Information Sciences By • Danny Hartman • Sanne Goos • Remon Coolegem The Hague University of Applied Sciences Faculty IT & Design

2. - Gamification - Learning - Data collection - Gamification part 2 Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

3. Purposeful Gaming | Gamification Current methods - Boring - Lot of work - No motivation

4. - Gaming elements - Fun & Rewards Solution: Gamification! Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

5. - Game thinking - Solving problems - IT & non-IT What is gamification Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

6. IT - CAPTCHA (sort of) - Foursquare - Ingress IT vs non-IT Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

7. Non-IT - Fun Theory - SEEK! IT vs non-IT Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

8. Learning Skills Adding tags to photos via crowdsourcing Now what? Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

9. - Fun - Rewarding - Users engage more quickly Why it works Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

10. Learning Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

11. Card game Improve information literacy SEEK! Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

12. Digital tutor Individual development Digital Aristotle Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

13. Collecting data via crowdsourcing Make boring tasks fun Fitness Other uses Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

14. INGRESS CAPTCHA Collecting data: Google Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

15. Foldit Protein folding in DNA Faster than scientists Cellslider Cancer research Collecting data... FOR SCIENCE! Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

16. Zombies, Run! Fitness Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

17. Effectiveness depends on context Novelty effect Might not be for sporadic users Cons of gamification Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

18. Game elements expected more often Mainstream or niche? More intelligent games More uses for schools Medical application Future Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

19. Summary Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

20. We hope you enjoyed our presentation Thank you for your attention Purposeful Gaming | Gamification

Editor's Notes

Google (n.d.). recaptcha. Retrieved from http://www.google.com/recaptcha/intro/index.html
Volkswagen (2009) The Fun Theory. Retrieved from http://www.thefuntheory.com/ Walsh, A. & Williamson, T. (2012). SEEK! The search skills game. Teaching Resource. Retrieved from http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/19345/
Hamari, J (2013). Does gamification work? Retrieved from http://gamification-research.org/2013/09/does-gamification-work-a-look-into-research/
Monu, K & Ralph, P. (n.d.) Beyond Gamification: Implications of Purposeful Games for the Information Systems Discipline. Working Paper. Retrieved from http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1308/1308.1042.pdf Telegraph (2014). Cell slider: science from your sofa. Retrieved from http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sponsored/health/beat-cancer/11127745/cell-slider-cancer-research-zooniverse.html
Zombies, Run! (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.zombiesrungame.com/
Anderson, J. & Rainie, L (2012). The Future of Gamification. Retrieved from http://www.pewinternet.org/2012/05/18/the-future-of-gamification/

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