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Gamifying the classroom can promote academic success by using elements of games like mystery, challenge, and competition. Gamification involves using game mechanics and design elements to engage students and motivate learning. It can benefit the classroom by making learning more fun and interactive. The global market for education gamification is expected to grow significantly in the next few years. Teachers can select from games and applications like interactive quizzes and trivia games to incorporate gamification strategies into their lessons.
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- 1. EPIC IS GOING TO BE IT
- 2. Gamifying Your Classroom to Promote Academic Success By Delphine Williams Young
- 3. Upon the successful completion of this session, participants should be able to: 1. Differentiate between game-based learning and gamification. 2. Examine the usefulness of gamification to support learning. 3. Develop appropriate gamification strategies for their classes. 4. Use gamification strategies and applications to enhance specific lessons.
- 4. What do you think is Gamification?
- 5. Kapp(2012) theorizes that gamification involves the use of game-based mechanics, aesthetics and game-thinking to engage individuals, motivate action, promote learning and solve problems. WHAT ISGAMIFICATION?
- 6. How does it benefit the classroom?
- 7. What makes gamification so appealing to learners? Mystery Action Challenge Risk Uncertainty Emotional Content According to the report –Global Education Gamification Market 2016 – 2020, the gamification of education in the year 2015 was marked at $93 million. However, this figure is likely to explode by the year 2020, expecting to reach around $1.2 billion. This is CAGR of almost 68% over the next five years.
- 9. FUN G A M E S EXCITEMENT! Interactiv e TIME!
- 11. LOADING …
- 12. TEST YOUR MEMORY
- 13. APPLE SWEETSOP BANANA GUINEP MELON APPLE SWEETSOP GUINEP MELON MANGO BANANA MANGO
- 15. PLAY NOW
- 17. LOOK CAREFULLY AT THE STIMULUS…
- 18. THINK RESPONSE? Is it this? Is it this? Is it this?
- 19. LOOK CAREFULLY AT THE STIMULUS…
- 20. THINK RESPONSE? Is it this? Is it this? OR
- 21. LOOK CAREFULLY AT THE STIMULUS…
- 22. THINK RESPONSE? Is it this? Is it this? Is it this?
- 23. LOOK CAREFULLY AT THE STIMULUS…
- 24. THINK RESPONSE? Is it this? Is it this? OR
Editor's Notes
- How does it differ from game-based learning? Gamification is turning the learning process as a whole into a game, while Games-Based Learning (GBL) is using a game as part of the learning process.