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Gamification in Learning and Education

Part of the Advances in Game-Based Learning Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-47283-6

ISBN: 978-3-319-47282-9

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Sep 21, 2017

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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Beginning of Journey

Kim, Sangkyun; Song, Kibong; Lockee, Barbara; Burton, John

Pages: 1 –5

[Let’s explore a simple example of gamification.]
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Engagement and Fun

Kim, Sangkyun; Song, Kibong; Lockee, Barbara; Burton, John

Pages: 7 –14

[Let’s explore engagement and flow theory.Let’s find out how games use engagement and flow theory.Let’s figure out what the symptoms of over-engagement or addiction are.Let’s explore what alief is.]
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What Is a Game?

Kim, Sangkyun; Song, Kibong; Lockee, Barbara; Burton, John

Pages: 15 –23

[Let’s understand the definition of games.Let’s find out the characteristics of games.Let’s figure out what kinds of games exist and how to classify them.]
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What is Gamification in Learning and Education?

Kim, Sangkyun; Song, Kibong; Lockee, Barbara; Burton, John

Pages: 25 –38

[Let’s explore the types of games that can be applied for gamification.Let’s understand the definition of gamification.Let’s find out the historical background of gamification.Let’s figure out how gamification is associated with the experience economy and the behavioral economics.Let’s understand...
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Theories for Gamification in Learning and Education

Kim, Sangkyun; Song, Kibong; Lockee, Barbara; Burton, John

Pages: 39 –47

[Let’s explore theories associated with gamification.]
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Students’ Perception of Gamification in Learning and Education

Kim, Sangkyun; Song, Kibong; Lockee, Barbara; Burton, John

Pages: 49 –57

[Let’s see how our students perceive gamification in learning and education settings.Let’s find out how people behave in games.Let’s understand why some game players misbehave within a game.]
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Gamification Framework

Kim, Sangkyun; Song, Kibong; Lockee, Barbara; Burton, John

Pages: 59 –90

[Let’s try to understand the gamification framework.Let’s think of the role of the story for gamification.Let’s see the use for mechanics and how the mechanics can be used in games.Let’s try to understand the technologies for gamification and how they can be used in education and learning.]
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Gamification Strategy

Kim, Sangkyun; Song, Kibong; Lockee, Barbara; Burton, John

Pages: 91 –107

[Let’s find out how to identify learning objectives, learner characteristics, and motivators.Let’s understand a gamification process for our classrooms.Let’s figure out how to embed principles of games in our classrooms.]
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Legal and Ethical Issues

Kim, Sangkyun; Song, Kibong; Lockee, Barbara; Burton, John

Pages: 109 –116

[Let’s explore legal issues in gamification.Let’s figure out ethical issues in dynamics and mechanics.Let’s understand side effects of gamification.]
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Gamification Cases in Education

Kim, Sangkyun; Song, Kibong; Lockee, Barbara; Burton, John

Pages: 117 –123

[Let’s explore gamification cases in education field.Let’s understand how educators use gamification for their classes.Let’s figure out tools or systems to support gamification in education.]

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