Understanding Gamification in Education

What is the primary goal of using gamification in education?

• To make learning less enjoyable

• To decrease student engagement

• To increase student motivation and engagement

• To eliminate traditional learning methods

Which of the following is NOT considered a pillar of educational gamification?

• Fun and satisfaction

• Individual learning

• Immediate feedback

• Interaction and teamwork

What can be an example of gamification in a non-educational setting?

• A traditional classroom lecture

• Reading a textbook

• A competition for the best salesperson

• A standard written exam

What is a potential risk if gamification is not properly implemented?

• Increased internal motivation

• Decreased external motivation

• Weakening of intrinsic motivation

• Enhanced cooperative learning

What does game-based learning primarily use?

• Video games and other game formats

• Traditional textbooks

• Lectures and notes

• Standardized tests

How does game-based learning help students?

• By engaging them in passive learning

• By isolating them from collaborative activities

• By limiting their interaction with technology

• By helping them memorize through active engagement

What is a critical aspect to consider when integrating games into education?

• Focusing solely on competitive elements

• Using games without educational content

• Selecting games that are educationally valuable

• Ensuring games are entertaining only

What is a common misconception about video games in education?

• They can incorporate educational concepts

• They are used only for entertainment

• They can never be educational

• They always distract from learning

Postęp w zakresie (a)   i efektywności pozwala edukatorom (b)   ich instruktaż (c)   oraz (d)   indywidualne podejście do nauki każdego ucznia (e)   .

• kompetencji

• udoskonalić

• technik

• dostosować

• doświadczeń

Match the following Google applications with their function.

• Calendar

• Communicate through online functions

• Drive

• Store data and files

• Classroom

• create presentations

• Meets

• a learning management system

• Slides

• manage and schedule time