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Gamification

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Libraries and Gamification

30th November 2023 Hyeyoung Kim 0

The library can provide an interesting experience to users by utilizing gamification, and gamification can make the library more fun and engaging. […]

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Making the Value of ‘Together’ Better: Local Gamification

27th July 2023 Hyesoon Im 0

According to Gartner’s Hype Cycle, gamification entered the 5th stage – ‘stabilization in 2022, moving from the 2nd stage – ‘before popularization’ in 2012. […]

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The Metaverse is the Game

6th June 2023 Hee-Sik Min 0

‘What is most important to consider in building the metaverse?” My answer is very simple. It’s the basic concept that, ‘The Metaverse is the game’. […]

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Play, Learn, Speak: How Games Transform Language Learning

11th May 2023 Ludogogy 0

Language learning is big business. Games-based learning and gamification have emerged as powerful tools to engage learners and enhance language acquisition […]

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Gamification is Harder than Games

14th March 2023 KiTeok Nam 0

currently, games have little to gain from gamification. In most cases, it isn’t necessary for game designers and developers to get interested in gamification. […]

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Motivation and Gamification

28th February 2023 B. Y. Byun 0

Motivation is a important research area, in many social science fields including psychology.The ‘how-to’ of creating immersion, has to be carefully considered. […]

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Learning Online through Gamification

14th February 2023 Linda Kunene 0

This article looks at the use of game mechanisms in learning applications to support pedagogical goals such as outcomes, motivation, percerptions and engagement. […]

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Gamification – A Recovering Force Towards the Archetype

17th January 2023 Kim Il-Chul 0

Why would Steve Jobs want to trade all his tech for an afternoon with Socrates? Why did he say, “In Apple’s DNA, it’s technology married with liberal arts.” […]

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Purpose Increases Pleasure in Serious Games

5th December 2022 Linda Kunene 0

An infographic compiled from Dive Deeper: Empirical Analysis of Game Mechanics and Perceived Value in Serious Games, looking at how purpose increases pleasure. […]

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Gamification and John Dewey

9th November 2022 Joohee Park 0

How does John Dewey’s pioneering work in modern education relate to gamification in learning today? Interaction, Growth, Interest and Experience – that’s how. […]

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Making a small, vibrant city through gamification

21st October 2022 Chang-Sik Seol 0

A blend of gamification and city branding can be one approach to giving small cities more energy and appeal to tourists – to compete with larger cities. […]

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The Future of Randomness

1st August 2022 Juwon Seok 0

Human beings are fearful in unexpected situations and often ‘imagine the worst’. However, imagination also stimulates human curiosity and makes life fun. […]

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The Game of You – Quests

13th July 2022 Ludogogy 0

In (the game of) real life you play your ‘Employee’ character, but also ‘Parent’ or ‘Ska Drummer’ characters, each with different ‘stats’, skills, and allies. […]

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What is the core value of metaverse?

12th July 2022 John Oh 0

The meaning of the metaverse is still hard to define, although the word was created more than thirty years ago. Is it devices, avatars or the space itself? […]

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The Game of You – Character Sheet

5th July 2022 Ludogogy 0

Te first of a series of fully customisable RPG ‘real-play’ tracking sheets to help you gamefully track progress to big life and work goals […]

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