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The future of higher education is blended. While Covid-19 has thrown in new challenges, it has created many new opportunities, and it has expedited awareness of (and confidence with) digital ways of working for both staff and students. 
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Using some form of gamification in learning today is becoming very popular. That said, the real benefit of gamification is only realized when the program is implemented properly. Depending on the scope of the project, the way to go about setting up the program could vary. In general, I think it is a good idea to start with something simple, and then expand from there. Sure, there are very elaborate gamification programs for learning out there, but in many cases it took a lot of time to build them up. You need to first create the culture of gamification so that there is active participation, then investigate how to expand it.
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This is a great tool for creating learning roadmaps for students. They can easily tick off goals as they are completed. Via Nik Peachey
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July 31, 2020 12:33 AM
This is a great tool for creating learning roadmaps for students. They can easily tick off goals as they are completed. |
