Issam alhouri
"No comments because it was a first time I follow this kind of ..."
Issam alhouri
"Thank you for this course, it was a good time "
Mazen
"This topic is very important for our course. I will use it and ..."
Prof .Sanaa habasy shaheen
"It is an great to use this in my course .I think my ..."
Fabio Nascimbeni
"Absolutely true, but the more educators will use open approaches, the easier it ..."
A SPLOT on the Web: DIGIHEALTH.
Blame cogdog for the TRU Collector Theme, based on Fukasawa by Anders Norén.
Article: Using the MDA Framework as an Approach to Game Design, by Jenny Carroll
Article: Gamification in E-Learning: Introducing Gamified Design Elements into E-Learning Systems, by Daniel Strmečki et al.
TED Talk “When games invade our lives“, by Jesse Schell at the DICE Summit in 2010
Article: Game on: The gamification of the pharmacy classroom, by Leah Sera and Erin Wheelerb
Matteo Uggeri’s slides are available here.
Joanne Karam
The Tedtalk is very insightful on how the future will be invaded by gaming; for the time being as stated in the articles incorporating the gaming in online courses will help students have a more fun/ practical learning experience.
Alaa Oraige
It seems to be new useful method as future new learning . It may help students as they will like learning by short way .
Jihan Safwan
Very interesting articles. Using gamification in e-learning is a breakthrough because it would increase the students’ motivation, experience and engagement in the learning process, as mentioned in “Gamification in E-Learning: Introducing Gamified Design Elements into E-Learning Systems”. But, I would really value having information about using games in some parts of the course delivered online and not design the whole course based on gamification; maybe using game activities for certain assessments.
The TED Talk sheds light on the invasion of technology and gaming into our everyday life which is actually scary. It has made me realize how games have invaded my life on a personal basis without even noticing.