Gamification
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Gamification uses game mechanics like challenges, achievements, and rewards to motivate and engage non-game users. It works by setting goals and providing feedback as users make progress, such as completing lessons on a website. Examples include progress bars, points, badges, and leaderboards that recognize accomplishments and keep users engaged by satisfying their innate human desires for achievement and status. However, gamification requires more than just adding game-like elements - the key is finding what can be meaningfully gamified and building the user experience around those gameful parts.
Gamification
- 3. Gamification Gamification is the use of game thinking and game mechanics in non-game contexts to engage users in solving problems and increase users' self contributions
- 6. Examples Millions of users by simply providing instant feedback and measurable progress for every learning interaction with the website! Progres bar Lesson compleatnes Points Steaks Badges for every achievement you make
- 7. Examples in real world Sounds Familiar?
- 8. Gamification is Not!!!! That you just put on stuff and instantly they are 100 times more fun, engaging and interesting! This is not how it works
- 9. Find stuff that can be gameified inside the activity, bring it to the spotlight and wrap the rest around it!
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