The Education Game

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The Education Game Using Gamification in the Classroom Thaisim 2015 David Wortley GAETSS

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The Education GameUsing Gamification in the Classroom

Thaisim 2015David Wortley GAETSS

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Are Teachers an Endangered Species?

Teachers were the Biggest Influence in many people's lives

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Education Game Rules (1965)• Teachers have knowledge and power• Students learn facts and remember them• Get a degree and get a job• Be the same as everybody but faster and

better• Get a career and a job for life

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Then and Now

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Gen Q – Digital Natives

Technology is a Game

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Big Changes in SocietyWho is the Expert?

Where do you go to find the information you need?

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Big Changes in Society

Traditional Hierarchy Today’s Network

Knowledge Professionals in all sectors of business and societyare affected by today’s disruptive technologies

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Prosumer Phenomenon

We are all Knowledge Professionals

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Attention Economy

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Entertain Me?

Shifting Expectations ?

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Global Challenge – EducationExpectations of Generation Q Digital Natives

● Early exposure to interactive technology

● Engagement in video games

● Easy access to information

● Rejection of traditional teaching methods

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Teachers as Mentors

Teacher – Pupil Relationship is Critical

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Games and Gamification

Games deliver Learning and Development

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RealProperty - Real Life Game

All Life Games involve relationships

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Insurance - Real Life Game

Win-Win Relationships

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Used Car Sales - Real Life Game

Disruptive Technologies bring Transparency

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The Education Game

Competition or Collaboration Who has the Winning Hand?

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What is Gamification?It is not the same as a Game !!!!

Gamification is the use of the same psychologies and mechanics that are found in games in everyday life activities

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What is Gamification?

Every Human Activity can be Viewed as a Game !!

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The Gamification LensStrategistTactician

MotivatorCoach

SkillAbility

MotivationSelf-Esteem

LoyaltyPassion

EngagementSupport

InterestAwarenessKnowledge

UnawareIndependentSelf-sufficient

Growing Influenceand Ability to Achieve Goals

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Gamification is a Life Skill

Gamification and the ability/motivation to Gamify is embedded in the genetic make up of every living creature.

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Gamification ElementsScenarios/NarrativesChallengesRulesChance/UncertaintyRisksRewards/IncentivesPenaltiesCompetitionExplorationSuccess/Achievement

FailureDiscoveryLeaderboardsLearningDevelopmentSkill/AbilityAction/ReactionMeasurementFeedbackReflection

Gamification introduces some or all of these elements into everyday situations

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Leaders are Masters of Gamification

Teachers should be Leaders not Bosses !

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Gamification in the Classroom

Scenarios/NarrativesChallengesRulesChance/UncertaintyRisksRewards/IncentivesPenaltiesCompetitionExplorationSuccess/Achievement

FailureDiscoveryLeaderboardsLearningDevelopmentSkill/AbilityAction/ReactionMeasurementFeedbackReflection

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Education Game Example

UNO (or other playing cards) can easily be used to set challenges, build teams and introduce chance

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Use Students as Teachers

Select students (or teams) at random to research and teach the class

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Gamification and Learning and Development

Gamification techniques for adaptive and personalised challenges and continuous assessment

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Win-Win Relationships

We live in a fast changing world where collaborative relationships are vital

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Building the Future Together

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Acceptance of Personal Responsibility

Balancing Rights and Responsibilitiesin the Digital Society

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Conclusions• Education is in revolution not evolution• Paradigm shift to self directed peer to peer

learning• Gamification and games mechanics provide the

challenges to engage and foster development• Technology has provided the problems but can

also deliver the solutions

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The Goal of EducationDeveloping Responsible Future Citizens?

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Education Game Rules (2015)• Computers have information and power• Teachers have life experience and have to earn

authority• Students need life skills for today's world• Be the same as everybody but different• Creativity, collaboration and innovation are key• Expect to change jobs frequently• Focus on being a human not a machine

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Are Teachers an Endangered Species?

Teachers shape the Future of Society

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Technology and Society

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Thanks for ListeningAny Questions?