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Just back from MozFest, where we announced BadgeKit, an Open Badges tool stack that will support the key pieces of the badging experience. This includes defining/designing, assessing, issuing,...
Outstanding resources from Karl Kapp on things instructional designers can learn from game designers.
Are you interested in awarding badges, but overwhelmed by the process? Mozilla is making it easier with their BadgeKit.
The need for disaster management training is expected to grow over the next decade, mostly due to the effects of global warming.
Find out more about the game-based learning topic at OEB 2013!
Find out more about the game-based learning topic at OEB 2013!
Digital badges — icons representing knowledge and achievements at a more fine-grained level — can supplement grades, transcripts, diplomas or certifications to paint a more comprehensive picture of what a student knows and can do.
Great article looking at "Game Thinking" and all of the different ways that games, game theory, and gamification can be used.
Use these nuggets of wisdom to your advantage and apply the two E’s to better Gamification in your eLearning design and development adventures!
Want to keep up on all the latest developments in gamification, serious games, and game-based learning? Here's a great list to get started!
Sharon Boller has written a new white paper titled Using Game Mechanics and Game Elements in Learning Games. It explains, in clear terms, how to design games that will support your desired learning outcomes. Best of all, it uses real-life examples to show how game mechanics and game elements can be used in a practical setting.
In this article, we breakdown an idea developed Clark Quinn which focuses on the difference between having knowledge and using knowledge and the significance this has on the interactive levels of serious games.
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