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Gamification: The Pros, Cons and Conflicts
The document discusses the concept of gamification, highlighting its elements such as points, leaderboards, and challenges to enhance user engagement and retention across various sectors. It elaborates on how gamification can amplify life mechanics to foster autonomy and mastery in non-gaming contexts and provides examples from fitness apps and learning environments. The content also outlines workshop schedules and theories related to traditional gamification, emphasizing the importance of user loyalty and behavior change.
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- 2. Founded in 1995 HTML5,mobile, cross-platform 2D, 3D art and animation Game Design and Strategy
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- 4. Game Design Elements Pointsand Leaderboards Levels Challenges and Goals Badges Time Constraints Social Engagement Loops Competition
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- 11. Workshop Schedule 2:00-2:30 pm:What is Gamification? 2:30-2:45 pm: “Bash the Speaker” 2:45-3:10 pm: The Gamified Gamification Game! 3:10 pm: Shallow extrinsic reward ceremony
- 12. Traditional* Theories of Gamification *Um,meaning since 2011 or so
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- 14. Traditional Gamification *Gabe Zichermann.See http://www.gamification.co/2010/10/18/cash-is-for-saps/ SAPS Theory of Game Rewards* • Status • Access • Power • (and) Stuff Reward
- 15. Traditional Gamification “And howwould you like your chateaubriand, sir?”
- 16. World of Warcraft“Recruit-A-Friend” Campaign Traditional Gamification
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- 18. Why Gamification? User retention Loyalty Userretention Loyalty User retention Loyalty User retention Loyalty
- 19. Why Gamification? User retention Loyalty Efficiency Education $$$ BehaviorChange Employee Perf. Fitness
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- 27. What about… Glengarry GlenRoss, 1992 [Video Removed for Size]
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- 31. Games are Us… Gamificationis the amplification of LIFE MECHANICS, not GAME MACHINICS!
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- 33. “Games satisfy becausethey are purpose-built opportunities to overcome a challenge and experience the joy of succeeding.” -Sebastian Deterding
- 34. Why Are GamesEngaging? “The Player Experience of Need Satisfaction” (PENS) Source: Rigby and Ryan (2007). “Rethinking Carrots: A New Method For Measuring What Players Find Most Rewarding and Motivating about Your Game” PENS Competence Autonomy Relatedness
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- 36. Engagement in Gamification Itbrings RULES TO THE UNRULY, so that participants feel they are in control of their destiny It provides QUANTIFIABLE FEEDBACK to experiences that didn’t previously have it, so players can recognize their achievements Gamification is magical when:
- 37. Engagement in Gamification Gamificationis a toolset to elucidate achievement of mastery in non-virtual experiences.
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- 39. Examples of Gamification http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSiHjMU-MUo BottleBank Arcade See more fun examples at http://www.thefuntheory.com/ [Video removed for size]
- 40. Examples of Gamification PriusEnergy Monitor
- 41. Examples of Gamification FitnessApps zamzee Strava
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- 43. Gamification and Learning #1:Recognize Playful isn’t necessarily Gameful Play Game
- 44. Gamification and Learning Freeform Expressive Improvisational Open-ended Fun Rule-based Competitive Directed Goal-oriented Engaging #1:Recognize “Playful” isn’t necessarily “Gameful” PLAYFUL GAMEFUL
- 45. Gamification and Learning #2:Foster Autonomy
- 46. Gamification and Learning #3:Manage interplay of Game Mechanics Rewards Points Goals
- 47. Gamification and Learning #4:Redefine “STICKINESS” Stick This! Not This
- 48. Gamification and Learning #5:Embrace Life-i-fication and the Real World
- 49. So, About ThatChore Chart…
- 50. Let’s Do This! Gamificationprovides new, self-directed opportunities to achieve, recognize, and be recognized for mastery in things that matter. (And maybe get a sticker too).