Is there a good way of telling how much gamification is 'just right' if you don't know your audience yet?

Has anyone experience of using “filter codes” that Mary mentioned?

Does gamification work for adult learners?

@Mark Glynn - Yes

Omid - depends on the audience

you are considered very young

Are there any standard models to implement gamification?

Do you adjust how much gamification is right according to the age of the learners?

I think that some elements of gamification are often used even without realising that they are gamification elements (like restrictions that can be used for personalisation)

There are several examples in the literature of using gamification and suggested principle as opposed to models

I think that we also need to understand that people are motivated by different types of gamification - some prefer to hunt for easter eggs placed around the course, while others prefer leader boards and competition.

One paper in particular that is quite useful is Gamifying education: what is known, what is believed and what remains uncertain: a critical review https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s41239-017-0042-5

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Thanks @Mark

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There you go!

mute yourself alfredo please

Somebody mute Alfredo :-)

Admins: you can manually mute people ;-)

Who won the reward?

Love the Group choice plugin!!

@Kim - the group choice plugin is very versatile, I’m a big fan

https://moodle.org/plugins/block_completion_progress

Completion progress is one of my favourite Moodle plugins

https://moodle.org/plugins/block_xp - level up plugin

Thanks for sharing the links Mark

I like this, Level Up!

what module is the ranking that we see here?

Thanks!

Thanks Vasilis

Thank you!

I’m a huge fan of Level Up and have positive experiences of it anytime I’ve used it

Super helpful, thanky!

Thank you Vasilis!

Thank Vasilis

Thank you!

Completion Progress rocks as a plugin

Thank You

Is there a ideal/maximum number of students for a good gameffication experience?

Is there an ideal/maximum number of students for a good gameffication experience?

@omid:https://moodle.org/plugins/block_ranking

The gamification course is awesome! Well done with great examples that we can experience! Thank you!

I agree with Kim - has given great insights to practically use it in our courses.

@Renato Thanks

The label approach is a very clever solution Mark

Thank you Vasilis. Where can we actually find the gamification course :)?

@Betty. The course where you found this webinar has gamified elements. Also Vasilis will tell you about a whole program of Gamification starting next week.

freedom to fail I live

*love

@Betty, the full "Gamification with Moodle" program is available here https://widetraining.gr/en/product/gamification-with-moodle-en/

Are quizzes fun though, or are they a chore? A pub quiz is fun, but a course quiz isn't. Unless it's a space invaders game course quiz...

Thank you!

What are some good practices to gamify a course to be done by a learner, individually? For example, if a self-paced course is to be created for grade 11 learner, how can we keep her or him engaged throughout the course?

Example of How you set up the route when learners have made their group choice?

Where do I find useful help / documentatione for Level Up! ?

With the restrictions in activities Nezzal

@abdelmalek use restricted acces on group membership in your course

Does level up align with the moodle gradebook? This sounds awesome.

https://levelup.plus - gives you all info on this plugin

Mark, exactly. This is what I tell teachers at training courses I do. When students play video games, when they lose in the game that's not the end. They play again to get more points, to go to the next level etc, so why not do with tests and quizzes?

@MaryCooch : is there a list of suggested gamification ‘plug-ins’ you would recommend

@Fatimah Level Up Plus has grade rules which allows you to award XP points based on grades students have received

Right @Rob

I am using it and had a great Experience

thanks, Mark

Thank Yiannis, Labby

Do we know when we will be able to import badges from one course to another in Moodle? 🙂

@Mary, you could design your course more like an escaperoom to gamify that

Thank you @Vasilis

Quizzes cab be fun e.g Wordle have become viral...

@Tania, not for now... But you can vote or add a comment in this issue: https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-43938 ;-)

I like quizzes. I guess it may depend on how competitive you are.

I’m playing Wordle daily 🙂 One nice idea I like about it is that it artificially restricts how much you can play. One game per day.

Escape rooms are an interesting development

Thanks @Sara I did it 🙂

You may find this video on “steps in gamification” useful https://youtu.be/9GUAMebAi4o

Wordle is my brain teaser every morning

Yes @Aira 🙂

Me too @Martin! 🙂

I am trying to set up the completion level plug in. Anyone use it? Is it a bock in the dashboard?

Zoom chat is ephemeral - I hope we we all remember to get these great links/references in the ongoing Gamification course on moodle.academy too somewhere

escape room - what is it? Where can we find the information about it?

What do you think about geolocation for a real mobile learning. You must go to a special place to get information od do an activity.

What is the baseline Moodle version needed to include the plug-ins motioned in this webinar

@Ralf Excellent idea! Virtyal tours

Thanks

Our DCU colleague gave an overview of escape rooms with Moodle at a MoodleMunch webinar a few months ago. Recording available here: https://www.dcu.ie/moodlemunch

It would be good if we make a library of various methods used to gamify our courses in Moodle without customization

https://moodle.org/plugins/availability_gps

Taken MEC quiz, need more clarity in process ahead.

@Martin; wouldn't BBB be better than Zoom?

Great idea Vipin. We'll be able to share the links in this chat in the course later too.

Thanks all

thanks 🙂

Thank you Moodle Academy!

Thanks for this webinar