Recursos sobre gamificación

Recursos sobre gamificación || Resources about gamification

Articles

Design

• Ten ways to gamify your grid (Amanda Green)
• Gamification: Framing The Discussion & Gamification Dynamics: Growth And Emotion (Tony Ventrice)
• The pro’s guide to gamification (Toby Beresford)
• Gamification Wiki

Game-based learning

• Gee’s vision on game-based learning, affinity spaces and education (Esteban Romero-Frías).
• Why games don't teach
• Entrevista a Philip Tan, director del laboratorio de videojuegos del Instituto de Tecnología de Massachusetts (MIT)
• Start game (Eduard Punset)

Cases

• Fold it - solve puzzles for science
• Gamify your PhD – BU Graduate wins national competition!
• 750 words - about gamification of writing

Infographics

• How gaming improves learning
• The Gamification of Education

Organizations and Research Centers

• Games for Learning Institute (G4LI)
• Games for change (G4C)

Presentations

• 9,5 Theses on the Power and Efficacy of Gamification (fantastic presentation)

Tools

• Nitro - a gamification engine for business, by Bunchball
• [Badgeville] - a gamification and behavior management platform
• Qmerce - to create your game channel

For Wordpress

• Punchtab
• Achivements (para BuddyPress)
• Cubepoints

For MediaWiki

• Wikimedia Fellowships/Project Ideas/Badges for Wikipedia Community Engagement

Videos

• The 50 Best Videos For Teachers Interested In Gamification
• The Great Gamification Debate
• Steffen P. Walz "The lowdown on "gamification"
• Games for change: videos
• Videos about games in Penny Arcade
• Video Games and the Future of Learning (Jan Plass and Bruce Homer)

The 20 Best Blogs About Game-Based Learning http://www.onlinecolleges.net/2012/08/07/the-20-best-blogs-about-game-based-learning

Other documents

• The Science of LEGO SERIOUS PLAY (pdf)

Background Research taken from "Badges for Wikipedia Community Engagement"

Resources in this section are taken from "Badges for Wikipedia Community Engagement".

Mozilla Open Badges Project

• Open Badge Project, Mozilla Foundation
• Open Badge Wiki, Mozilla Foundation
• Open Badges Google Group

Games and Gamification

• Gamification (and its discontents), Matt Shobe, Chief Design Officer for BigDoor
• Beyond Gamification, Dustin DiTommaso, Experience Design Director of Mad*Pow
• Mindful Technology, Sean Munson
• Game Mechanics Won't Save You, Yevgeniy Brikman

Badges in Reputation Systems, Community, and Identity

Badges are one of several ways for people to display their reputation on or offline (others include leaderboards, ratings or special names). If they are properly awarded for mastering or achieving something they can signal to others information like skill-level, dedication, age (newbie or expert) or even friendliness of a user. When thought of in the context of reputation systems, the value of badges to users lies in their ability to solve the problem of information asymmetry.

• Types of Online Reputation Systems, Yahoo! Developer Network
• Manifesto for a Reputation Society, Massum and Zhang
• A Comparison of Reputation, Certification, Warranties, and Information Disclosure as Remedies for Information Asymmetries: Lessons from the On-line Comic Book Market, Ederignton and Dewally

Badges in Learning and Badges as Certification

• Six Ways to Look at Badging Systems Designed for Learning, Global Kids
• Certificates: Gateway to Gainful Employment and College Degrees, Anthony Carnevale, Stephen Rose, Andrew Hanson

Examples of 'Failed Badge and Extrinsic Award Systems

• We don't need no stinkin' badges: examining the social role of badges in the Huffington Post, Julie Jones, Nathan Altadonna
• The story Consumating's ill-fated point system, Ben Brown

Motivation on Wikimedia Projects

• This is my voice”: the motivations of highly active Wikipedians