I kinda like it. Just wondering why you dont use the Multiple Choice instead of "all of the above".
You mean the multi-select function? It was the number of correct responses that led me to make that choice. I use multi-select when there are more correct answers than 3. Don't know why. Just a thing.
Just a question - but isn't that more of a "game", rather than "gameified", which uses the principles of competition, (badges, scores, leader boards etc.)?
Nice idea, I would agree this is a game not really gamification.
Couple of pointers I would remove the previous button on the first slide, and on the slides after each question as you really cannot do anything if you go back.
Just a question - but isn't that more of a "game", rather than "gameified", which uses the principles of competition, (badges, scores, leader boards etc.)?
I would think it is the other way around- a game uses scores, awards, and everything else you mentioned, whereas 'gamified' refers to something that uses elements of play, and may use other game elements as well. In this case, the element of play consists of how the user moves throughout the module.
Nice idea, I would agree this is a game not really gamification.
Couple of pointers I would remove the previous button on the first slide, and on the slides after each question as you really cannot do anything if you go back.
Thanks for sharing
You're welcome Phil! And thanks about the pointer- This example is actually part of a larger module so I had not removed the previous button before uploading.
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I kinda like it. Just wondering why you dont use the Multiple Choice instead of "all of the above".
Just a question - but isn't that more of a "game", rather than "gameified", which uses the principles of competition, (badges, scores, leader boards etc.)?
Nice idea, I would agree this is a game not really gamification.
Couple of pointers I would remove the previous button on the first slide, and on the slides after each question as you really cannot do anything if you go back.
Thanks for sharing
I would think it is the other way around- a game uses scores, awards, and everything else you mentioned, whereas 'gamified' refers to something that uses elements of play, and may use other game elements as well. In this case, the element of play consists of how the user moves throughout the module.
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