Gamification in e learning
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Dr. Nora Al-Malki, Assistant Professor of European Languages and Head of Development at her university, will provide a workshop on making Blackboard courses more engaging for learners through gamification. The objectives are to understand game mechanics in e-learning, learn to use Blackboard's Achievement tool effectively, and recreate a gamification scenario using its achievements. Gamification in education means using game elements like achievements, levels, and scores to motivate students without making the entire course into a game.
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