Want to know where to hit the Start button? Or where to venture on your quest?
Here we will build a guide showcasing the essentials for Gamification for each level of your classroom gaming. The skills in each level represent basic game mechanics to master as you gamify instruction and student learning in your school.
The #GamifyED team came together again at PETE&C 2021 to play a game of Invaders and Ladders!
We’ve made gamification mistakes, so you don’t have to! Join the #GamifyED team for a respawn on our greatest flops, fails and mishaps in education game design. Explore with us and dive into conversations on how you can design classroom games that avoid those game-breaking moments.
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This guide has many of the games listed, as well as directions and a list of needed materials
This guide has a list of "Summer Games", as well as directions and a list of needed materials
Board for Conflict Collection was created in a simple graphics program. This took less than an hour to create from initial concept to first prototype.
Make your course content and class game come alive by connecting gamified units with an overall story arc for the year. As an alternative to traditional gamified courses with leaderboards and points, consider item collection. Use the resources below as inspiration for your own game.
QR BreakIn Activity developed by John Meehan
The Art of Storytelling Course by Pixar on Kahn Academy
Cell Ship Navigation HUD for Item Collection