Defining gamification
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The document discusses defining and understanding the concept of gamification. It notes that gamification, which involves using game design elements in non-gaming contexts, is rapidly increasing. By 2015, over 50% of organizations managing innovation processes will gamify those processes. While gamification uses game design elements, it differs from game technologies or practices. Defining gamification is difficult as definitions are subjective. Game elements are the basic building blocks that create the characteristics of games.
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Defining gamification
- 1. Defining “Gamification” game makes our life better! M1 Yuta IWAMOTO
- 3. Gamification on Google trends Rapidly Increasing!!
- 4. Gartner Inc. says By 2015, More Than 50 Percent of Organizations That Manage Innovation Processes Will Gamify Those Processes Gartner Gamification Report 2011
- 5. A Definition of Gamification the use of game design elements in non-gaming contexts
- 6. example of Gamification foursquare is an application enabling users to tell their friends where they are located at any one time
- 7. Points Badges Leader boards Incentives Feed back Goal-setting Competition Rewards
- 8. Non defined words in Definition the use of game design elements in non-game contexts
- 10. game Characterized by explicit rule systems and the competition or strife of actors in those systems towards discrete goals and outcomes
- 11. elements whole elements
- 12. Levels of Game elements Level example Game interface design patterns Badge, leaderboard, timer, Game design patterns and Time constraint, limited mechanics resources, turns, level Game design principle and Enduring play, Clear goals, heuristics variety of game styles Game models Fantasy, MDA(Mechanics dynamics aesthetics) , Game design methods Playtesting , value conscious game design
- 13. Design It is more helpful to reserve the term “gamification” for the use of “game design” , not game-based technologies or practices. Game-based technology Controllers, AI,3Dengines Game-based practices Serious gaming ? Game-based design Gamification!!
- 14. Serious game A serious game is a game designed for a primary purpose other than pure entertainment America’s army Eigo-zuke(learning English)
- 15. Summary gaming (serious) gamification game whole elements Playful Toys design playing
- 16. One more thing
- 17. Protein puzzle
- 18. Conclusion More than 10 years (chemists were Only 10 days! not able to achieve)
- 19. Thank you
- 20. Defining gamification is dificult , because many definition of gamification Are based on subject and experience
- 21. elements It’s like a game atom. Elements create characteristic of game, and it is parts of game.