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Use Gamification to Put Your Learners at Risk!

B Online Learning

My presentation was called Personalising Learning through Conditional Interactivity. I examined how we could use gamification techniques to […].

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Steps to develop eLearning curriculum

BrainCert

Gathering data such as demographic information and the existing knowledge base of the learners can help develop an appropriate strategy for developing eLearning modules. The first step in this process is to analyze the learner's needs, which can be accomplished by examining the input.

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Gamification and Virtual Reality Being a Trend Setter in eLearning

Swift eLearning Services

When you feel like nothing is important more than learning, then you can think out of the box and add new dimensions to your ideas. In this context, Gamification has evolved by bringing online learning as a game to immerse the learners in life-like scenarios by virtual walkthroughs smearing virtual reality with it.

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Is Gamification the Answer?

B Online Learning

My topic was ‘Video Games and Motivation’ and I looked at the research that has been done into the motivational pull of video game play and then linked this to gamification, which seems […]. This post is based on a class presentation that I gave a little while ago as part of my educational psychology studies.

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2024’s Comprehensive List of Best eLearning Companies in India

Thinkdom

Therefore, We’ve curated a list of top eLearning companies in India who excel in delivering impactful and engaging online learning experiences. Let’s get started! ,, , Thinkdom Thinkdom is one of the award-winning eLearning companies in India that specialises in creating engaging and learner-centric solutions.

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Gamification or Game-Based Learning? What’s the Difference?

Association eLearning

Gamification and game-based learning (sometimes abbreviated GBL) are both hot topics and the terms are often used interchangeably. Hopefully this will help: gamification is icing and GBL is cake. Gamification, “Icing”. Gamification is primarily used to motivate learners. Gamification and GBL are icing and cake.

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Video Games and Motivation

B Online Learning

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