Gamifying Education It’s more than just playing video games...

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

What is Economics? Chapter 18.

Advertisements

! FUNTIAGO.COM Funismoney. BUSINESS JUST LIKE A HUMAN SETS ITSELF AMBITIOUS GOALS.

™. What mechanisms and incentives can be created to encourage regional knowledge sharing and interaction through Platform? Climate Change Community Fostering.

The ABCs of Classroom Management Tia Schultz, PhD, BCBA-D Special Education Department University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.

Play As You Learn Gamification as a Technique for Motivating Learners Dr. Ian Glover Sheffield Hallam University, UK

Learning Unit 5. Topics in Learning Unit Defining Learning Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning Cognitive Learning.

Debra Ballinger Physical Activity Behavior and Motivation 2 chapter.

Yale Lectures 21 and Repeated Games: Cooperation vs the End Game.

LearnStorm Khan Academy’s Learning Challenge Bay Area Pilot, Spring 2015.

Learning Theories and Adult Education Beverly Ashford University of Texas - Brownsville.

Incentive Plans. Pay influences employees through u Reinforcement theory u Expectancy theory.

Using product gamification to drive user engagement.

CS 4730 Level Design CS 4730 – Computer Game Design Credit: Several slides from Walker White (Cornell)

MARCH 1 Motivation Myers-Briggs Type Indicator ® general l Background l The questionnaire l The results.

RE-INVENTING AND ENHANCING EDUCATION THOUGH TECHNOLOGY & GAMIFICATION NIKOLA DIMITROV Innovation Research Group VUZF University “Innovation: Engine for.

6/12/2015 Introduction to WReSTT Peter J. Clarke.

Cynthia Cipriano Bullard, M.Ed., NBCT, NCCEE Kernodle Middle School Greensboro, NC The Gamification of Personalized Learning.

Educational Courseware Created by Dr. Patty LeBlanc Stetson University.

Lecture 10 CHANGING EMPLOYEE BEHAVIOR: LEARNING AND PUNISHMENT.

Operant Conditioning  B.F. Skinner ( ) elaborated Thorndike’s Law of Effect developed behavioral technology.

General Theories of Classroom Management

P28.  Educator provides the learners with content.  It is a educator approach  Examples : lectures and demonstrations  Educators must keep the following.

Motivation& Behaviour Management By Mr J Broad 23 rd March 2012 Motivation& Behaviour Management By Mr J Broad 23 rd March

Team work. What is teamwork? Teamwork is the co-operative effort by a group of people to achieve a common goal. Achievement is usually measured by some.

QCF messaging framework: toolkit for stakeholders (November 2008)

Mark Gill BSc HND DipHE Lecturer in Games Development

Gamification to Engage Students in Literacy Patrice Becicka, Ben Wilcox, Michael Young College Community School District “If a child can’t learn the way.

It’s Fun with Games By Linda Pingrey. Using Games for Motivation Games are fun, we enjoy them! The process of game playing is engaging Games provide a.

What is Fuel Up to Play 60? Fuel Up to Play 60 is the largest in-school health and wellness program in the country, currently active in more than 73,000.

©2012 National Dairy Council®. Fuel Up is a service mark of National Dairy Council. Why Fuel Up to Play 60? 10. Helps meet wellness policy requirements.

Adrian Dimech s  Gamification is the use of game thinking and game mechanics in a non- game context.game mechanics  Engages users and solve.

Developing Gamification within Moodle Function and Instruction

Gaming and Simulation New Approaches to Skills Development James Karle, PhD Telos International Inc

Shawn Tiani RTI and Special Programs Coordinator

GAMIFICATION TO ENGAGE STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION DR. RANI TAN (LKCSB) & DR. NACHAMMA SOCKALINGAM (CTE) SINGAPORE MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY.

LearnStorm Khan Academy’s Learning Challenge Bay Area Pilot, Spring 2015.

ClassCraft Gamification in the Class Staci Eisman Middle School Computer Teacher, IUSD

B.F. Skinner’s Operant Learning Theory Team 2 Samantha Boesch Victoria Cohen LaShonna Machmer.

1. 2 Effective Groups and Teamwork By: Allen Campora and Kyle Sera BA 352.

Willow Base Information Evening Our Team  Miss Tizzard (Base Leader)  Mr Webb  Mr Bishopp (TA)  Mrs Taylor (TA) – Tuesday morning and Wednesday.

Topic 5.  the person is the producer and the product of his or her environment.

SKINNER'S CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT THEORY B.F Skinner ( ) was the greatest behavioral psychologist of all time. He earned his PhD from Harvard University.

Growth Mindsets at Long Crendon The Story So Far Monday 29 th February 2016.

-28 million people harvest their crops on Farmville -Over 5 million people play over 45 hours a week of games -In the US, 9 out of 10 kids play video.

WEBINAR: Engage Outside the Classroom with Gamification WEBINAR: Engage Outside the Classroom with Gamification Reducing the cost of education Increasing.

© Copyright 2014 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. Gamification Carsten Schlipf.

WHY GAME ELEMENTS MAKE LEARNING SO ATTRACTIVE? A CASE STUDY USING EYE-TRACKING TECHNOLOGY Magdalena Borys Institute of Computer Science, Lublin University.

Battling With Monsters Integrated Gamification in the First-Year Composition Classroom Lee Hibbard University of Alabama in Huntsville.

SERIOUS GAMES GAMING AS A DRIVER FOR APPLICATIONS ONLINE BY GROUP M.

Enhancing Mathematical Learning through Talk June 4 th 2014 : Session 1.

Gamification: Engaging or distracting? Hennie Yip

Incentive Plans.

Kasey Tate & Sam Cocks EDUC2322, Flinders University

The Cooperative CLassroom

3.3 Learning Theories- Conditioning

September 30, Professional Development

Making Economic Decisions

The Power of Recognition and Rewards in Talent Development

Learning Theories of Personality

Gamification and Education: Top Things to Know

OPERANT CONDITIONING LEARNING.

Consequences: Focusing on Restoration

A-Level PE What is operant conditioning?

Management And Motivation

Operant Conditioning.

Navigating Rezzly Navigation & Usage.

Gamification for Educators

Engagement-Motivation-Reward-Achievement

MANAGEMENT AND MOTIVATION

Gamify Your Moodle Course

Presentation transcript:

Gamifying Education It’s more than just playing video games...

Recap: Games in Education  Math Blaster and The Oregon Trail

Gamification  Using game terms and mechanics in a non-game setting.  Business and Education Applications

How does it work?

Progression vs. Regression  Focuses on “going up” rather than “falling down”  Rewards progress rather than punishing mistakes

Progression  Awards “experience points” for assignments/tasks  A 16/20 mark on a test may translate into 160 Experience Points (EXP).  You mark the same, but they see it differently.  Eventually, you level up!

Rewards  Progressing and “Leveling-Up” grants rewards.  Carrot on a Stick!  Can be tailored to instructor needs  Though, some people may disagree on the use of rewards...

Level-Ups  Clear indicators of progression  Level 1 = New Student  Level 2 = D  Level 3 = C  Level 4 = C+  Etc....  Opportunity to provide rewards that students can use to help them progress further.

Rewards cont…  Psychologists have known this for years  Get with it, Education!  B.F. Skinner introduced the terms “Reinforcement” and “Operant Conditioning”

Microtransactions  An alternative to badges or level up rewards  Reward gold, gems, or some kind of “currency”  Currency can be spent on perks in class  CHOICE!

Recognition  Earn badges for milestone achievements  Doing something 5, 10, 25, etc. times can earn recognition  Can be tailored to fit the class’s needs  Based on “XBOX GamerScore”, “PSN Trophies”, “Steam Achievements”, etc.... from major gaming platforms

Cooperation and Social Interaction  Rewards should be tailored to encourage cooperation and supporting one another  E.g., students could earn “bonus EXP” for a “group bonus”; earn bonus EXP for helping other students; or whole class rewards of X number of students achieve Y.  Encourages students to help one another and cooperate.  Often used in businesses.

Extra Lives Start with 3 Lives (or “Hearts” or whatever) Retrying a test/assignment costs 1 Life/Heart Cannot retry without any Lives/Hearts Can earn extra Lives/Hearts through Level-Up rewards.

Questions?