team 3 presentation
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ID: Andrea Hildreth
Client: Walden University, Capstone Project
Covering pages 115 - 215
Fix #7: Wholehearted Participation
“Compared with games, reality is hard to get into.
Games motivate us to participate more fully in
whatever we’re doing.”(p. 124)
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How do you think McGonigal would define “participate more
fully” in an educational context.
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Fix #8: Meaningful Rewards When We Need Them Most
“Compared with games, reality is pointless and
unrewarding. Games help us feel more rewarded for
making our best effort.”(p. 168)
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Apart from grades, how can we reward the learner?
Because the concept of “reward” is so unique to each individual, should we just maintain the practice of rewarding through grades?
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Inclusion of an Outside Resource:2008 South by Southwest Interactive Keynote featuring McGonigal
Tinyurl: http://tinyurl.com/yuwf2v
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Fix #9: More Fun With Strangers
“Compared with games, reality is lonely and isolating.
Games help us band together and create powerful
communities from scratch.”(p. 172)
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Loneliness is a problem that has been identified with online learners and named as a reason for high drop-out rates.
Can we employ gaming tactics to “create powerful [learner] communities from scratch”?
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Fix #10: Happiness Hacks “Compared with games, reality is hard to swallow.
Games make it easier to take good advice and try out
happier habits.”(p. 189)
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McGonigal’s “Happiness Hacks”1. Unlocking the kindness of strangers (p. 189)
2. Playing our respects (p. 195)
3. Activating the dance secret (p. 207)
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Can you think these “happiness hacks” would work for you?
1. I can imagine #1 “Unlocking the kindness of strangers” would bring a smile to my face.
2. If #2 “Playing our respects” means telling folks we appreciate them, then it would definitely create happiness.
3. Regarding #3 “Activating the dance secret” this would make me happy (as long as I was in disguise).
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Final comments and questions?
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