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18 contributions to The Gamification Masterclass
New Year, New Theme?
What is everyone’s theme this year? Are you sticking with the same world or theme you’ve used before, tweaking it, or completely changing things up? Last year, I only gamified Social Studies, so my theme was explorers. This year I’m taking the plunge and gamifying the whole year, so I’ve switched things up completely and we’re heading to space!
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@Scott Hebert How did you learn to build the apps? I love that it makes parts of the game that much easier. However grade 4 are not good with technology so for me I won't be doing that anytime soon.
Student Participation
Does anyone have issues with students of various religious backgrounds and not being able to/wanting to participate? If so, how is this handled?
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@Jody Looy This is how I would handle it too.
Module #13 - World 1 Complete ✅
You've completed World 1 over the past 75 Days. A lot has been thrown at you and a lot has been asked of you. With that being said, I have one question for you! What was the single biggest standout to you throughout this course. Was there a moment, a module, a resources, a thought, an idea, etc... I would absolutely love to know! 💭
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A few of the biggest things for me have been the idea of building a full narrative around learning, creating items and rewards that students actually want to earn, and finding ways to hide surprises, side quests, puzzles, and little details throughout the game. I also really loved thinking about how NPCs, boss battles, and unexpected events can make the classroom feel like a world students are part of rather than just a theme we’ve put on top of the curriculum.
Module #11/12 - Finding Your Village 🏡
Greetings! If you were to build your own "Village of Ultima Examen," what is one tech-free puzzle, roaming NPC, or secret side quest you would hide in your realm for your students to discover? Or, how do you plan to theme the narrative of your written "Final Boss Battle"? Share your best End Game ideas below! ⤵️
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I am doing a space theme this year and I think adding in a constellation message: Stars that have been scattered on a large space bulletin board that has been hanging in the classroom. Add it in really early in the year so it's been hidden there the whole time. During the End Game, they receive coordinates telling them which stars to connect. Connecting them forms a number, symbol, arrow, or letter.
Ideas for Incorporating Our Librarian
I want to add a special element to our game for our librarian. Students see her twice a week, and we’d love for those visits to connect to the game somehow similar to what a sub would do. I already have a separate system planned for subs so I don’t want to just repeat that idea for the librarian. Our theme this year is space/planet exploration. I'm trying to think of something fun that could happen during or because of library visits—something students can earn, discover, unlock, collect, etc. What would you do with this?
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Margaret Bjornson
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Alberta teacher K-6.

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