Gamification vs Game-Based Learning

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Froggy Jumps Gamification vs Game-Based LearningOnline version Two approaches to learning via play by Noralba Milena Chamorro Chamorro 1 What is gamification in education? a Creating full video games for lessons b Applying game elements to non-game tasks to boost motivation c Replacing teachers with game engines 2 What is game-based learning? a Using fully designed games to teach specific concepts b Using games only for entertainment c Adding points to worksheets 3 Main goal of gamification? a Replace assessments entirely b Teach programming c Increase engagement with everyday learning activities 4 Main goal of game-based learning? a Expose students to games without learning b Eliminate feedback during tasks c Facilitate learning through immersive gameplay 5 Which feature is typical of gamification? a Open-world exploration b Badges and leaderboards to motivate progress c Story-driven quests 6 Which feature is typical of game-based learning? a Narrative, challenges, and rules embedded in a game b Passive video watching c Simple flashcards 7 A key difference: gamification modifies tasks, not the method of learning. a True b False c Only for younger students 8 A risk of gamification is... a Too little engagement b Lack of feedback c Overjustification, focusing on rewards over learning 9 A risk of game-based learning is... a It guarantees mastery b It requires no teacher input c The game may not align with learning objectives 10 Which approach often uses quests and storylines? a Game-based learning b Gamification c Neither

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Gamification vs Game-Based LearningOnline version

Two approaches to learning via play

by Noralba Milena Chamorro Chamorro

What is gamification in education?

Creating full video games for lessons

Applying game elements to non-game tasks to boost motivation

Replacing teachers with game engines

What is game-based learning?

Using fully designed games to teach specific concepts

Using games only for entertainment

Adding points to worksheets

Main goal of gamification?

Replace assessments entirely

Teach programming

Increase engagement with everyday learning activities

Main goal of game-based learning?

Expose students to games without learning

Eliminate feedback during tasks

Facilitate learning through immersive gameplay

Which feature is typical of gamification?

Open-world exploration

Badges and leaderboards to motivate progress

Story-driven quests

Which feature is typical of game-based learning?

Narrative, challenges, and rules embedded in a game

Passive video watching

Simple flashcards

A key difference: gamification modifies tasks, not the method of learning.

True

False

Only for younger students

A risk of gamification is...

Too little engagement

Lack of feedback

Overjustification, focusing on rewards over learning

A risk of game-based learning is...

It guarantees mastery

It requires no teacher input

The game may not align with learning objectives

Which approach often uses quests and storylines?

Game-based learning

Gamification

Neither

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Gamification vs Game-Based LearningOnline version

by Noralba Milena Chamorro Chamorro

What is gamification in education?

What is game-based learning?

Main goal of gamification?

Main goal of game-based learning?

Which feature is typical of gamification?

Which feature is typical of game-based learning?

A key difference: gamification modifies tasks, not the method of learning.

A risk of gamification is...

A risk of game-based learning is...

Which approach often uses quests and storylines?

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