Gamification for Learning in the Classroom
In it’s basic form it is using the techniques behind gaming as a basis for classroom learning. Gaming involves problem solving, replaying parts of the game again and again until you get to the next level, finishing off an end of level adversary and can involve multiplayer opportunities where teams work together to solve the problems they face. As players progress through their games they collect power-ups, extra skills and always win points. A defeat encourages further gameplay until progress is made. Now imagine tying that into learning. Read more here.
This is a serviceable introduction to what gamification is, and how it ties into education (you know, if you’re into that sort of thing).
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adtgrg said:
Did you see the TED talk about Gamification?
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