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We're hardwired to love finding patterns, solving puzzles, mastering challenges. Business, education, health, marketing and other fields tap into these drives via game elements to help us hit goals or change behavior. Via Eric_Determined / Eric Silverstein 
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ANN ARBOR—A new report on how teachers use video games in classrooms identifies features they find most useful to track student learning, as well as gaps where better tools could help link games mor Via Elizabeth E Charles
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Jean Piaget once said that “play is the answer to how anything new comes about.” As educators in the digital age, it is important that we embrace the power of play in our classrooms. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Gamification works!
So, can we use our tendencies and appeal them in order to make ourselves better? If so, where are the ethical boundaries?
With every company looking for better ways to engage their employees and their customers, don't forget to make it fun too, do you agree?
Kevin Werbach @Wharton shares great insight from his #gamification study & book.
We added #social #engagement @SNAPCIOUS , in order to add a critical component to game success.