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This document discusses using gamification in the library to engage students. It describes having students search for books in the library catalogue as part of a scavenger hunt game. It also mentions creating a maker space area in the library where students can learn programming using Raspberry Pis and Minecraft. Various other game ideas are proposed like quiz games about books, raffles, and more complex mystery games to spark interest in reading and use of the library.
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- 2. The Great Race; searching for a book
- 4. STEP ONE: LOG YOUR MOBILE DEVICE ONTO THE DEC NETWORK STEP TWO: LOG INTO YOUR PORTAL STEP THREE: FIND THE LIBRARY CATALOGUE STEP FOUR: LOCATE A BOOK SHOW MS JENSEN AND COLLECT YOUR PRIZE
- 5. Connect device to DEC wireless
- 6. A very small screen but portable
- 7. Find the book in the catalogue
- 9. Now locate it on a shelf
- 10. Found it Students actually use the catalogue
- 12. Its easy! (my exact words to Year 7)
- 13. Year 7 SEARCHING FOR BOOKS
- 14. STILL SEARCHING
- 15. Maker Space and Minecraft
- 16. Any room in the library can me a Maker Space
- 17. Even one Raspberry Pi can start a Maker Space Trend
- 18. Minecraft is available for the Pi and is a simple way to learn programming
- 19. The click of an external button creates a glass floor in Minecraft
- 20. Glass floor in Minecraft
- 21. Let the students have FUN
- 22. Make games in Scratch on the Pi
- 23. ALL GAMES ARE GOOD
- 24. Chess is a classic in the library
- 25. Its a natural progression to gamify
- 26. Simple Quiz games that incorporate books
- 27. Raffles to celebrate Libraries
- 28. But dont abandon the classics
- 29. Complex Games
- 31. Murder in the Library
- 33. With all ages
- 34. Across all KLAs
- 35. Engaging
- 36. Or as a VW Library
- 37. Collaboration
- 39. Minecraft to make films for Tropfest
- 40. We used Adobe Connect to show Alan Baxter the films and get advice on how to improve them