Gamification in Education

What does gamified instruction empower students to do?

• Own their learning

• Follow instructions

• Ignore learning

• Depend on teachers

What capacity do students have in a gamified classroom?

• Persistence

• Laziness

• Confusion

• Distraction

What is obligatory in a gamified classroom?

• Self-direction

• None of these

• Peer pressure

• External rewards

What does gamified instruction develop?

• Social skills

• Isolation

• Indifference

• Aggression

What does gamification allow for?

• Multiple paths to achievement

• One path to achievement

• No path to achievement

• Confusion about achievement

What does gamification allow students to practice?

• Assignment instruments before making them high stakes

• High stakes without practice

• No practice at all

• Low stakes without practice

What does gamification encourage instead of deducting points?

• Leveling up

• Deducting points

• Ignoring progress

• Lowering levels

What are all learning activities in gamification?

• Fun and interactive

• Boring

• Passive

• Distracting and chaotic

What does gamification create?

• Competitive learning environment

• Non-competitive learning environment

• No learning environment

• Confusing learning environment

What does gamification encourage learners to provide?

• Feedback about the game designs and its applications for the improvement of the activities

• No feedback

• Negative feedback

• Feedback about unrelated topics