what is gamification

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Gamification is a simple technique to turn any experience into a game-like experience.

What is Gamification?

Gamification is the process of using gaming elements in non-game conditions with a purpose of reinforcing positive learning behavior.

Definition of Gamification

• Game-like Structure• Game Dynamics• Competition

What are Gaming Elements?

Milestones

Game structure requires milestones that players will need to complete

or pass through.

What consists of Game-like Structure?

Guide to win the game

If there are rules to follow, there needs to be a helping guide for learners as well. So, that the learning does

not take a back-seat.

Rules of Play

Rules that learners need to follow. Such as choosing a character or an avatar as a persona to play the game.

Which Game Dynamics?

Obstacles/Challenges

Some tasks or events that lead to a change in scores or progress.

Levels

Refers to different stages one can reach during the game.

Points/Badges

Refers to any accumulation on part of the learner as a result

of progressing in a game.

How to show competition in Gamification?

Event Achievement

How much time was taken for an event achievement?

Defined Time Limit

How much progress has one made before the time ran out?

Leaderboards

Refers to a compilation of all the player’s scores.

• Any experience that does not contain the game elements.

• These game-like structures are characteristics that give an aura of a game but do not follow the design of

an actual game.

What are 'Non-game Conditions'?

What is a 'Positive Learning Behavior'?

• Positive learning behavior refers to any behavior that helps meets the learning objective of the experience.

• During gamification, it becomes the subject of point/badge accumulation.