Teacher training: gamification

Gamification versus game-based learning: mechanics (points, badges, levels, challenges), intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, common mistakes, how to design simple gamification, and a quiz for the teaching staff.

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  1. Gamifying the classroom
  2. Two different things
  3. The most common mechanics
  4. Motivation: inside and out
  5. Common mistakes
  6. Design a simple gamification
  7. Your trial mission

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