Playful Learning - Gamification World Congress 2014 Barcelona
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The document discusses playful learning, which occurs when learning feels intrinsically motivated and play-like to students. Playful learning is defined by three key elements: autonomy, mastery, and meaning. Autonomy involves giving students a sense of control over their learning. Mastery refers to optimizing the level of challenge to match students' skills. Meaning involves connecting learning to social contexts or purposes that are meaningful to students. The goal of playful learning is to make the learning process feel self-directed and engaging rather than externally controlled.
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Playful Learning - Gamification World Congress 2014 Barcelona
- 1. Playful learning Thijs de Vries - GWC ‘14 @thijsdevries
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- 4. What is playful learning?
- 6. Playful?
- 7. Learning?
- 8. Christopher Niemiec & Richard Ryan “Students tend to learn better and are more creative when intrinsically motivated.” Autonomy, competence and relatedness in the classroom (2009)
- 10. Free space to play
- 11. Getting better at something
- 13. Free space to play Getting better at something Creating meaningful stories
- 14. Free space to play Creating meaningful stories Getting better at something
- 15. Daniel Pink “If you want to intrinsically motivate people, you need autonomy, mastery and purpose.” Drive (2011)
- 16. When dœs learning become playful?
- 17. Autonomy MeaningMastery When dœs learning become playful?
- 18. Autonomy
- 23. Autonomy Extrinsic control Intrinsic control Structure No structure Exams Grades Mentors Electives Learning goals
- 24. Mastery
- 32. Long-term goal Medium-term goal Short-term goal Skills / Time Boredom Aversion Difficulty
- 33. Long-term goal Medium-term goal Short-term goal Skills / Time Boredom Aversion Difficulty Small targets leading to big goals Finding the right challenge for each student
- 34. Meaning
- 38. human-like positive feedback social connections add (fictional) meaning
- 40. You learn better when intrinsically motivated
- 41. Offer choice for the feeling control
- 42. Offer the right challenge
- 45. @thijsdevries thijs@creativeseeds.nl Thank you! Want to unlock more information?