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Gamification is the use of game design elements in non-game contexts to improve user engagement. It is used to facilitate learning by using user interface game elements like badges, leaderboards, and levels, it can also include game design methods like storytelling, roleplaying, and competition. Gamification is becoming mainstream with the ease of access to mobile devices.
Gamification simply works
Gamification simply works
In 2002, game designer Nick Pelling introduced the concept "gamification" to apply game mechanics such as points, rewards, and badges to non-gaming applications. Also the concept of "serious games" established itself as a solution for educational simulation and behavioral training.
Gamification is everywhere
Gamification is everywhere
In 2010, gamification made its way into fitness, education, and all areas where motivation and engagement are critical. It is even making its way into civic engagement and GovTech, like the Chinese "social credit" system that uses gamification on its citizens to earn trust points.
Gamification techniques
Gamification techniques
Techniques such as using gamified avatars in e-learning and social media engagement have been a huge success.
Some popular educational games in the 1970s and 1980s:
Where in the World is Carmen San Diego
Where in the World is Carmen San Diego
Reader Rabbit
Reader Rabbit
Math Blaster
Math Blaster
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