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ESCAPE ROOM Gamification
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Created on November 12, 2023
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ESCAPE ROOM
GAMIFICATION BENEFITS
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A game created by Francisca Sanhueza and Pía Sanhueza
ESCAPE ROOM
Can you find all the band members?
Answer the questions about gamification correctly to find the band members and save the show!
Missions
A game created by Francisca Sanhueza and Pía Sanhueza
missions
Find all the band members!
Mission 2
Mission 3
Mission 5
Mission 4
Mission 1
Mission 1
Left or right?
Pick the side that correctly answers the question.
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Mission 1
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The learning environment and nature of the course.
The special physical symptoms that only gaming produces.
Which of the following are considered "pain points"? Consider the answer that fits the most.
(Hsin-Yuan & Soman, 2013).
misSION 1
2/3
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Taking elements from the real world to apply them in games so they feel realistic
Taking fun elements from games to apply them to the real world
What is gamification?
(Hsin-Yuan & Soman, 2013).
Mission 1
3/3
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Modern people are now doing most of the things online, including gaming and studying
Gamification was invented along with the internet and wifi
How does internet relate to gamification?
(Kim & Lee, 2015).
mission 1 COMPLETE
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've found the bassist!
Continue
Missions
Find all the band members!
Mission 5
Mission 2
Mission 4
Mission 3
COMPLETED
mission 2
Which of these?
Select the answer according to the question. Beware, some of them ask you for the incorrect answer!
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Mission 2
Which of the following areas does not include games as a learning tool yet?
Mathematics
Fire-fighting
Military Training
Sewing and fashion
Medicine
Pilot practice
(Kim & Lee, 2015).
Mission 2
Which one of these corresponds to self elements?
Achievement badges
Leaderboards
Storyline
Interactive cooperation
Public chievements
Virtual Goods
(Hsin-Yuan & Soman, 2013).
Mission 2
Which one of these corresponds to a mechanism that the instructor and/or the student can use to learn about the progress made in the game?
Tracking mechanisms
Level
Currency
Stages
Feedback
Rules
(Hsin-Yuan & Soman, 2013).
misSION 2 COMPLETe
Congratulations!
You've found the violinist!
Continue
Missions
Find all the band members!
Mission 3
Mission 4
Mission 5
COMPLETED
COMPLETED
Mission 3
Complete the sentence
Complete the APA citation with the corresponding concepts.
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Mission 3
1/3
____ makes players more immersed into the world of Digital Games (Kim & Lee, 2015).
Game Design Features (GDF)
Status
A game Creator's Identity (GCI)
Mission 3
2/3
Game elements play substantial roles not only in _____ but also in n numerous non-gaming applications on pc's, smart phones, and tablets (Kim & Lee, 2015).
Cognitive development
Classroom behavior
Education
Mission 3
3/3
The _____ will help determine the pain points (Hsin-Yuan & Soman, 2013).
Context
Education
Kid's health
MISSION 3 COMPLETE
Congratulations!
You've found the drummer!
Continue
MISSIONS
Find all the band members!
MISSION 5
MISSION 4
COMPLETED
COMPLETED
COMPLETED
Mission 4
True or false
Identify if the following statements are true or false.
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Mission 4
1/3
The educational effectiveness through Gamification can be written through a mathematical equation
True
False
(Kim & Lee, 2015).
Mission 4
2/3
Stages and milestones are NOT important to sequence knowledge and identify what needs to be learned, because there are other items that help with that.
True
False
(Hsin-Yuan & Soman, 2013).
Mission 4
3/3
Failing a level or stage is a beneficial thing because it allows the player to receive feedback.
True
False
(Hsin-Yuan & Soman, 2013).
Mission 4 complete
Congratulations!
You've found the guitarist!
Continue
MISSIONS
Find all the band members!
MISSION 5
COMPLETED
COMPLETED
COMPLETED
COMPLETED
mISSION 5
mULTIPLE-CHOICE
And to finish, a simple multiple-choice question. Answer wisely!
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Mission 5
1/3
Can negative emotions that are evoked by traditional education be eliminated by gamification interventions?
Yes, because kids in education are always more likely to be happy or positive while playing.
No, it doesn't guarantee the elimination of negative emotions, but it minimizes them.
No, there's still not much experiments about the benefits of Gamification specifically in emotions.
(Hsin-Yuan & Soman, 2013).
Mission 5
2/3
What element needs to be taken into consideration when applying the dynamical model of Gamification?
The kid's taste in games.
The adaptation time required to use the game for the first time.
The age of the teachers.
(Kim & Lee, 2015).
Mission 5
3/3
Is it possible for companies like Amazon, Apple, or Facebook to use gamification in their marketing strategies?
No, because their marketing is not exclusive to people who play or know about games.
Yes, because games nowadays have a wider usage among people so they attract attention.
Yes, because lately younger people are the ones that mostly use those kinds of plataforms.
(Kim & Lee, 2015).
MISSION 5 COMPLETE
Congratulations!
You've found the pianist!
Continue
The band is now complete
The show is saved! 😊
Kim, J. & Lee, W. (2013). Dynamical model for gamification of learning (DMGL). Multimed Tools Appl, 74, 8483-8493. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-013-1612-8
Hsin-Yuan, W. & Soman, D. (2013). A Practitioner’s Guide To Gamification Of Education. Rotman School of Management.
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