Following on from a recent post The Pedagogies in Game Based Learning, this article will look at how Gagné’s Nine Events of Instruction can be applied to game based learning.
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Ah, good ol' Gagné! His Nine Events of Instruction are one of the gold standards of instructional design, and for good reason. They make sense. This is a great article that shows how well-written gamification used for learning follows Gagné's rules very well. It sure explains why my video-game addicted son learns so much as he plays! Excellent article.
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This is related to our paper on
Recommendations for Designing Effective Learning Events in 3D Virtual
Worlds based on Gagne's Nine Events - See http://goo.gl/ECVR3. If you just want the summary recommendation table, I posted it to http://goo.gl/JaARD