There are myriad ways in which gamification can play a positive role in the educational setting.
Via EDTC@UTB, Thaisa Ferreira
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There are myriad ways in which gamification can play a positive role in the educational setting.
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We're about halfway done with our Best of 2012 series and today we're going to look at top gamification posts by gamification experts in 2012.
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Game-based learning may be one of the bigger buzzwords of the year along with the likes of project-based learning and MOOCs.
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Teachers polled believe games "work" in the classroom. The problem? Need more technology! Delete the scoop?
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There are myriad ways in which gamification can play a positive role in the educational setting. Via EDTC@UTB, Thaisa Ferreira
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Gaming has benefits!
Paula Iaeger PhD's comment,
May 7, 9:47 AM
I like to think of it as stealth learning where the learner acquires new KSAs technically - under the radar - and didn't remember 'learning' anything. It is as close to learning osmosis as we might currently hope for.
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Gaming has benefits!