Game Elements
Motivation
Classroom strategies
Benefits
Key terms
100

Points, badges and leaderboards are examples of this?

game elements 

100

What type of motivation comes from within a student?

Intrinsic motivation

100

What is using games to review before a test called?

Test review gamification

100

What does gamification increase in students?

Engagement

100

What is using game design in non-game settings called?

Gamification

200

What shows student ranking compared to others? 

Leaderboard 

200

What type of motivation is driven by rewards?

Extrinsic motivation

200

What is a popular tool used to turn quizzes into games?

Kahoot

200

What helps teachers understand what students know?

Assessment

200

What is a quick check for understanding during learning?

Formative assessment

300

What rewards are given for completing tasks?

Badges 

300

What does gamification aim to increase in students?

Engagement

300

What is breaking lessons into stages or levels called?

Leveling

300

What encourages students to keep trying?

Persistence

300

What is a final evaluation at the end of learning?

Summative assessment

400

What system allows students to earn scores?

Points

400

What feeling of success encourages continued effort?

Achievement

400

What is giving immediate responses to student answers called?

Feedback

400

What does gamification make learning more of?

Fun

400

What is friendly competition between students called?

Competition

500

What keeps players engaged and moving forward?

Progression

500

What feeling helps students enjoy learning activities?

Enjoyment

500

What is adjusting difficulty based on student needs called?

Differentiation

500

What skill is built when students work together?

Collaboration

500

What is working together toward a goal called?

Teamwork