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Introduction to Gamification descarga (4) (Uses (Education (Game elements…

- - - - It has not specific goals, rules or meaningful choices
      - Fun is the most important element
    - - It has rules and restrictions that make it game-like.
      - Offers a clear and specific goal to its users
    - - They offer a whole experience, instead of using just parts of games.
      - Yet there are no specific goals, rules or meaningful choices which make it a game.
    - - The most important goal is outside of the game itself
      - This can be the training of pilots with a flight simulator game, or the training of doctors and surgeons with the medical simulator
  - - - Profile completion
    - - Improve review quantity
      - Improve review quality
    - - Increase usage frequency
- - - - Brand knowledge and brand preference
      - Engagement
      - Product ownership
      - Word of mouth
  - - - Instant feedback
      - Gaining skills and experience
      - Rewards
- - - - Motivation
      - Action
      - Feedback
    - - Small assignments like creating / updating a profile, looking up something or using basic game functions
    - - Steps in difficulty that are just
        small enough for the player to overcome
  - - - degree of innovativeness of a person
      - the social class someone belongs
      - Cultural aspects
  - - - Easy fun
      - Serious fun (Altered states)
      - Hard fun
      - The people factor
    - - Design
      - Language
      - Social interactions
      - Humour