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Game mechanics in education
Game mechanics like point systems, challenges, and rewards can be used in education to make learning more engaging by tapping into psychological concepts. Point systems assign values to tasks and assessments to gamify grading. The gamification loop uses challenges to hook students, rewards like badges and leaderboards to motivate them, and a sense of agency over their learning. However, limitations include costs of implementation and concerns about what happens when external rewards end.
Game mechanics in education
- 1. Game Mechanics inEducation Alexandra Zaicu
- 8. Agenda Point systems The gamificationloop Sense of agency Limitations and disadvantages
- 9. How can gamemechanics make learning more engaging?
- 10. Point systems Perception of grading in education Fail
- 11. Point systems 3425 XP 20 XP Fail 0 XP
- 12. Indiana University: LeeSheldon’s multiplayer game class
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- 14. The Gamification Loop Liu, Alexandrova & Nakajima, 2011
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- 16. Challenges ‘Hook’ tasks Mystery solving
- 17. Rewards Dopamine levels XP
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- 20. Social Leader network & Badges boards status
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- 22. Sense of Agency Ourrole in the real world
- 23. Sense of Agency Outcomecontrol through choices in games
- 24. Limitations and disadvantages Costs:technology, design
- 25. Limitations and disadvantages Whathappens when rewards stop?
- 26. Summary 3425 XP 20 XP Fail 0 XP
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