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[REPORT] Edu Trends | GAMIFICATION

Traditionally, games have been viewed as a form of entertainment...
  • Sectors: A! Literacy
  • Skills: Education and Training
  • Documents: https://www.activateleadership.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/EduTrends-Gamification.pdf

Traditionally, games have been viewed as a form of entertainment or a hobby. However, they have now also become a growing trend in informal settings, such as industry or education. Games are obviously engaging, addictive and motivational. Moreover, they can be used as a powerful tool to shape behavior.

Gamification is the application of game principles and elements in a learning environment in order to influence behavior, increase motivation, and drive participation in students.

In this edition you will find:

An introduction to Gamification

The bases of a Gamification Strategy

The role of the teacher

Benefits

And more…

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