Gamification and Game-Based Learning

Have you ever used a game to learn something new?

• Yes, frequently

• Occasionally

• Rarely

• Never

What makes a game engaging for learning?

• Competition and rewards

• Interactive and fun challenges

• Clear goals and feedback

• All of the above

What is gamification?

• Turning a full lesson into a game

• Using video games to teach

• Adding game-like elements to learning

• Making students play games in every class

Which of the following is an example of gamification?

• Giving students badges for completing homework

• Playing a vocabulary board game

• Using a simulation game to practice speaking

• Watching a grammar tutorial video

Which of these is an example of game-based learning?

• A teacher using Kahoot! quizzes in class

• Giving students extra points for participation

• Creating a classroom leaderboard for attendance

What platform is best for quick competitive quizzes in class?

• Quizlet

• Padlet

• Kahoot!

• Google Docs

How do leaderboards in gamified learning affect students?

• They motivate all students equally

• They encourage competition and engagement

• They have no impact on motivation

• They only work for high-achieving students

What is one challenge of using gamification in teaching?

• It makes learning too easy

• It can distract students if not balanced

• It is only useful for young learners

• It requires no preparation from teachers

Which of these is NOT a key element of gamification?

• Badges and achievements

• Instant feedback

• Randomness without clear goals

• Points and rewards

Would you like to try creating a gamified activity in this course?

• Yes, definitely!

• Maybe

• Not sure

• No, I prefer traditional methods