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Event: MtMG | Jane McGonigal
Date: 03th May 2011
Venue: Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo Da Vinci, Milan, Italy
Photo by Paolo Sacchi
V.l.n.r.: Lyés Bouziane (Berliner Fussballverbands e.V.), Prof. Dr. Sebastian Braun (HU Berlin), Kristin Narr (Moderation), Manfred Kastner (VISION EDUCATION Football) und Michael Reinartz (Vodafone Deutschland) bei der Paneldiskussion „Sport als Brückenbauer? Zur Rolle des Fussballs für die Integration“; Vodafone Institut für Gesellschaft und Kommunikation, Berlin; Juli 2016.
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Profesores de UTEG co-diseñando experiencias de gamificación durante el diplomado DITEC de la Coordinación de Innovación Educativa y Pregrado de la UdeG.
Event: MtMG | Jane McGonigal
Date: 03th May 2011
Venue: Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo Da Vinci, Milan, Italy
Photo by Paolo Sacchi
Event: MtMG | Jane McGonigal
Date: 03th May 2011
Venue: Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo Da Vinci, Milan, Italy
Photo by Paolo Sacchi
Event: MtMG | Jane McGonigal
Date: 03th May 2011
Venue: Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo Da Vinci, Milan, Italy
Photo by Paolo Sacchi
Event: MtMG | Jane McGonigal
Date: 03th May 2011
Venue: Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo Da Vinci, Milan, Italy
Photo by Paolo Sacchi
Gamification is the education topic du jour. With new game-based learning environments being touted as a solution to all the problems of the modern classroom, we urge the G4C community to question trends before investing in them. Provocative voices from diverse sides of the gaming-for-learning industry rant against the idea that any of the models already in use are particularly effective applications of video games in the classroom. Attendees may get puzzled or confused, or simply take away a new lens for looking at gamifying schools (or schoolifying games).
Event: MtMG | Jane McGonigal
Date: 03th May 2011
Venue: Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo Da Vinci, Milan, Italy
Photo by Paolo Sacchi
Attendees participate in the Gamification Reception during CITE Conference and Expo at the Marriott Marquis in San Francisco Monday June 3, 2013. Follow CITE, Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise, is produced by CITEworld (www.citeworld.com). Follow the conference on Twitter @CITEconference and #CITE13.
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Gamification is the education topic du jour. With new game-based learning environments being touted as a solution to all the problems of the modern classroom, we urge the G4C community to question trends before investing in them. Provocative voices from diverse sides of the gaming-for-learning industry rant against the idea that any of the models already in use are particularly effective applications of video games in the classroom. Attendees may get puzzled or confused, or simply take away a new lens for looking at gamifying schools (or schoolifying games).