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      - Games
      - Gamification
      - Pros
      - Cons
    - - Used for teaching / learning
      - Used for training
      - Types of games
      - Pros and cons
    - - Articles
        
        https://www.eschoolnews.com/2017/10/19/educational-games-teachers/
        
        "5 ways educational games improve learning, according to teachers"
        
        Students raised test scores using educational games
        
        Developed critical thinking and problem skills
        
        Stimulated interest and engagement
        
        Increased confidence
        
        Enthusiastic teachers
        
        http://sciencenordic.com/are-computer-games-teacher%E2%80%99s-friend-or-enemy
        
        "Are computer games a teacher's friend or enemy?"
        
        First educational computer game came out in 1995
        
        "Pixeline"
        
        Games have a strong psychological impact on us
        
        Games as a learning process go back thousands of years
        
        Game-based learning should be an ongoing dialogue between the class, teacher, and the game.
      - Websites
        
        https://itstillworks.com/12328164/the-disadvantages-of-using-games-as-a-learning-tool
        
        "The disadvantages of using games as a learning tool"
        
        Physical Strain
        
        Mental effects
        
        Children may play until they win which can be frustrating
        
        Addicting
        
        Wasted time
        
        Negative behaviours
        
        May encourage violence
        
        https://tophat.com/blog/gamified-learning/
        
        "4 Pros and Cons to Gamified Learning"
        
        Pros
        
        Increase student engagement
        
        Create enthusiasm
        
        Provides instant feedback
        
        Make social connections
        
        Cons
        
        Decrease student attention span
        
        Cost
        
        Hard to assess
        
        Logistics may prevent gamification
        
        Conclusion
        
        Industry is expected to grow
        
        $5.5 billion by 2018
        
        Good idea to start off small
      - Books / Journals
        
        http://eds.b.ebscohost.com/eds/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=1&sid=0e7ecb38-209f-4368-a8cf-a9674cd8b36c%40sessionmgr104
        
        "Efficiency of Educational Games on Mathematics Learning of Students at Second Grade of Primary School"
        
        Case study
        
        30 students
        
        2 groups
        
        Experiment group
        
        Control group
        
        Results: Educational games influence the motivation and maths learning of female second elementary students and enhance their IQ
        
        http://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1101225.pdf
        
        "Educational games in practice: The challenges involved in conducting a game-based curriculum"
        
        Teachers need to take on a wide variety of important roles when using games in the classroom
        
        Different skills are needed to use games in education
      - Videos
        
        https://ed.ted.com/on/uk36wtoI#review :
        
        Using games to get engagement
        
        That doesn't happen from regular education
        
        Jane McGonigal
        
        Students learn better by taking tests rather than studying for tests
        
        Getting proper feedback on what the student knows and doesn't know
        
        This is what happens in games
        
        Extra Credits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HTS2nxpRqM
        
        Games are voluntary
        
        Can't oppose games on anyone
        
        Play is an instinct
        
        The best way to learn
        
        Put more effort into it
        
        Wall Street Journal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8HEl_OgR58
        
        Games can have benefits
        
        Mastery Based Learning
        
        Games make learning a lot more fun
        
        Provides challenges
        
        Does it really work?
        
        Few games have been tested against other teaching methods
        
        Gamified Learning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gs8glJ-8ERc
        
        Why?
        
        Better results
        
        Increasing the time spent and engagement
        
        Who?
        
        Anyone that wants to learn
        
        What?
        
        General actions
        
        Time management
        
        Business proposals
        
        Work life balance
        
        Communication skills
        
        How
        
        Rules
        
        Timer
        
        Score
        
        Badges
        
        Feedback
        
        Testing
        
        Delivery
        
        Game based learning vs Gamification
        
        Game based learning
        
        Branch of serious games that deals with defined learning outcomes
        
        Serious games because they are both entertaining and educational
        
        Students fail from learning
        
        Can lead to unproductive behaviours to avoid failing
        
        Cheating
        
        Lack of motivation
        
        Games prevent this
        
        Real time feedback
        
        Gamification
        
        Application of game principles to a non game situation
        
        Persuasive technology
        
        Points Badges Leaderboards
        
        Both
        
        Increase engagement
        
        Reduce negative behaviours
        
        Increase positive emotions
        
        Fun
    - - Educational games
      - Games in the Classroom
      - Gamification in education
      - Advantages and Disadvantages games in education
      - Gamified Learning
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