DGBL 2024

Game based learning and Gamification are both the same

• True

• False

which of these skills are developed by students through GBL? (Select all that apply)

• Communication

• Problem solving

• Critical thinking

• Programming

What is the main difference between Game based learning and Gamification?

• Game based learning involves using games as a tool for learning, while Gamification involves applying game elements to non-game contexts.

• Game based learning and Gamification are the same.

• Game based learning is only for children, while Gamification is for adults.

Which of the following statements is true about Game based learning and Gamification?

• Game based learning is more effective than Gamification.

• Game based learning and Gamification have no impact on learning outcomes.

• Game based learning and Gamification can both enhance engagement and motivation in learning.

Is it possible to combine Game based learning and Gamification in educational settings?

• Yes, they can be used together to create a more engaging learning experience.

• No, Game based learning and Gamification are mutually exclusive.

• Combining Game based learning and Gamification has no added benefits.

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How can games be effective for classroom learning?

• By increasing the number of students

• By aligning content with curriculum

• By adding more levels to the game

Teachers need Internet access for GBL

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Games can be played offline such as Jeopardy using PPT.

How can Game based learning be integrated into traditional classroom teaching methods?

• By replacing all traditional teaching methods with games

• By using games as supplementary tools for teaching

• By ignoring traditional teaching methods completely

What is the role of feedback in Game based learning and Gamification?

• Feedback is not important in game-based learning or gamification

• Feedback helps in improving learning outcomes and engagement

• Feedback is only necessary for gamification, not game-based learning