Game based learning

What is the main goal of Game-Based Learning (GBL)?

• To entertain students with games

• To give rewards like badges and points

• To achieve specific learning objectives

• To provide students with fun activities

How does Game-Based Learning (GBL) help students in their learning?

• By offering prizes for participation

• By allowing students to apply knowledge to real-life situations

• By making the game more difficult

• By limiting decision-making and creativity

What is the key difference between Game-Based Learning (GBL) and gamification?

• There is no difference between GBL and gamification.

• GBL only uses badges, while gamification focuses on decision-making.

• GBL focuses on using game elements like points and badges, while gamification focuses on real-life application.

• GBL integrates educational content directly into gameplay, while gamification uses game elements in non-game activities.

What is encouraged in Game-Based Learning (GBL) when students make mistakes?

• Ignoring mistakes and moving forward without reflection

• Punishment for making mistakes

• Learning and improving through experimentation

• Avoiding mistakes at all costs

What type of environment does Game-Based Learning (GBL) provide for students?

• A risk-free environment for experimentation and learning

• A competitive, high-stakes environment

• An environment where mistakes are punished

• An environment focused only on entertainment

  Answer: b) A risk-free environment for experimentation and learning