Game-Based Learning vs Gamification

What is gamification?

• The application of game elements and digital game design techniques to non-game contexts

• Playing board games or bingo with specific content from the lesson

• Using points, achievements, badges, and leaderboards as extrinsic motivational tools

• Inserting some elements of a game into traditional activities

What is the main difference between GBL and gamification?

• GBL involves playing a game to facilitate the learning process, while gamification adds game elements to traditional activities

• GBL uses points, achievements, badges, and leaderboards as extrinsic motivational tools, while gamification focuses on playing board games or bingo

• GBL is about inserting some elements of a game into traditional activities, while gamification is the application of game elements and digital game design techniques

• GBL and gamification are the same, just different terms for the same concept

What are examples of game elements used in gamification?

• Points, achievements, badges, and leaderboards

• Playing board games or bingo with specific content from the lesson

• Using game-based learning to facilitate the learning process

• Inserting some elements of a game into traditional activities

What are examples of game elements used in GBL?

• Playing board games or bingo with specific content from the lesson

• Points, achievements, badges, and leaderboards

• Using game-based learning to facilitate the learning process

• Inserting some elements of a game into traditional activities

Which approach focuses on playing a game to learn specific content from the lesson?

• GBL

• Gamification

• Both GBL and gamification

• Neither GBL nor gamification