6. Gamification: O que é?
The use of game elements and
game design techniques in
non-game contexts.
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7. Gamification: O que é?
Gamification IS
• Listening to what
games can teach us.
• Learning from game
design (and psychology,
management, marketing,
economics).
• Appreciating fun.
Sebastian Deterding, et al, From Game Design Elements to Gamefulness:
Defining “Gamification”, Mindtrek 2011 Proceedings, at bit.ly/o6aX1U
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8. Gamificação: O que é?
Roger Caillois
Roger Caillois foi um sociólogo, crítico literário e ensaísta francês. Wikipédia
Nascimento: 3 de março de 1913, Reims, França
Falecimento: 21 de dezembro de 1978, Paris, França
Obras: Os jogos e os homens: a máscara e a vertigem, O Homem e o
sagrado
Educação: Escola Normal Superior de Paris, Lycée Louis-le-Grand
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14. Phunny Phacts
Average age of gamers in years: 37
% of gamers older than Fifty: 25
% of youth playing computer & video games: 97
% of female gamers: 42
Social vs. Competitive Games: >3:1
Avg. of hours/week played in World of Warcraft (WoW): 22
# of articles in WoWWiki: ˜250,000
Rank of WoWWiki compared to all Wikis: 2nd
Rank of Wikipedia: 1st
Most popular games played by US soldiers in Iraq when off-duty: Halo,
Call of Duty
15. The Grass is Greener
Game
Work
Tasks
repetitive, but fun
repetitive and dull
Feedback
constantly
once a year
Goals
clear
contradictory, vague
Path to Mastery
clear
unclear
Rules
clear, transparent
unclear, in-transparent
Information
right amount at the right time
too much and not enough
Failure
expected, encouraged,
spectacular, brag about it
forbidden, punished, don’t talk
about it
Status of Users
transparent, timely
hidden
Promotion
meritocracy
kiss-up-o-cracy
Collaboration
yes
yes
Speed/Risk
high
low
Autonomy
high
mid to low
Narrative
yes
only if you are lucky
Obstacles
on purpose
accidental
27. Ligado ao Core
Cockpit
Alexandre de Oliveira
Montanha
Ranking
Nível
# 05
25
Índice de Apontamento
75%
25%
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Real soldiers serving in a real army to fight a real war, relax by serving in a virtual army to fight a virtual war. The reasons given are: they have control, they get immediate feedback, the difficulty level matches their skills, failure is possible, encouraged and necessary to learn.Sources: Reality is broken, Jane McGonigal, 2011Entertainment Software Association (ESA). (2011, June). Essential Facts About the Game Industry: 2010 Sales, Demographic and Usage Data. Available from http://www.theesa.com/facts/gameplayer.asp
Real soldiers serving in a real army to fight a real war, relax by serving in a virtual army to fight a virtual war. The reasons given are: they have control, they get immediate feedback, the difficulty level matches their skills, failure is possible, encouraged and necessary to learn.Sources: Reality is broken, Jane McGonigal, 2011Entertainment Software Association (ESA). (2011, June). Essential Facts About the Game Industry: 2010 Sales, Demographic and Usage Data. Available from http://www.theesa.com/facts/gameplayer.asp
Real soldiers serving in a real army to fight a real war, relax by serving in a virtual army to fight a virtual war. The reasons given are: they have control, they get immediate feedback, the difficulty level matches their skills, failure is possible, encouraged and necessary to learn.Sources: Reality is broken, Jane McGonigal, 2011Entertainment Software Association (ESA). (2011, June). Essential Facts About the Game Industry: 2010 Sales, Demographic and Usage Data. Available from http://www.theesa.com/facts/gameplayer.asp
Real soldiers serving in a real army to fight a real war, relax by serving in a virtual army to fight a virtual war. The reasons given are: they have control, they get immediate feedback, the difficulty level matches their skills, failure is possible, encouraged and necessary to learn.Sources: Reality is broken, Jane McGonigal, 2011Entertainment Software Association (ESA). (2011, June). Essential Facts About the Game Industry: 2010 Sales, Demographic and Usage Data. Available from http://www.theesa.com/facts/gameplayer.asp
Real soldiers serving in a real army to fight a real war, relax by serving in a virtual army to fight a virtual war. The reasons given are: they have control, they get immediate feedback, the difficulty level matches their skills, failure is possible, encouraged and necessary to learn.Sources: Reality is broken, Jane McGonigal, 2011Entertainment Software Association (ESA). (2011, June). Essential Facts About the Game Industry: 2010 Sales, Demographic and Usage Data. Available from http://www.theesa.com/facts/gameplayer.asp
Real soldiers serving in a real army to fight a real war, relax by serving in a virtual army to fight a virtual war. The reasons given are: they have control, they get immediate feedback, the difficulty level matches their skills, failure is possible, encouraged and necessary to learn.Sources: Reality is broken, Jane McGonigal, 2011Entertainment Software Association (ESA). (2011, June). Essential Facts About the Game Industry: 2010 Sales, Demographic and Usage Data. Available from http://www.theesa.com/facts/gameplayer.asp
Real soldiers serving in a real army to fight a real war, relax by serving in a virtual army to fight a virtual war. The reasons given are: they have control, they get immediate feedback, the difficulty level matches their skills, failure is possible, encouraged and necessary to learn.Sources: Reality is broken, Jane McGonigal, 2011Entertainment Software Association (ESA). (2011, June). Essential Facts About the Game Industry: 2010 Sales, Demographic and Usage Data. Available from http://www.theesa.com/facts/gameplayer.asp
Real soldiers serving in a real army to fight a real war, relax by serving in a virtual army to fight a virtual war. The reasons given are: they have control, they get immediate feedback, the difficulty level matches their skills, failure is possible, encouraged and necessary to learn.Sources: Reality is broken, Jane McGonigal, 2011Entertainment Software Association (ESA). (2011, June). Essential Facts About the Game Industry: 2010 Sales, Demographic and Usage Data. Available from http://www.theesa.com/facts/gameplayer.asp
Real soldiers serving in a real army to fight a real war, relax by serving in a virtual army to fight a virtual war. The reasons given are: they have control, they get immediate feedback, the difficulty level matches their skills, failure is possible, encouraged and necessary to learn.Sources: Reality is broken, Jane McGonigal, 2011Entertainment Software Association (ESA). (2011, June). Essential Facts About the Game Industry: 2010 Sales, Demographic and Usage Data. Available from http://www.theesa.com/facts/gameplayer.asp