to gamify
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6.9
- verb
- /ˈɡeɪməˌfaɪ/
- Specialized
- Teachers can gamify their classroom activities to make learning more interactive and enjoyable.
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- Now the next steps, we are thinking about how to gamify the real process.
- This can be such an amazing way to gamify your own life.
- I look at my Uber drivers like screen whenever I'm in one and I see how gamified it is.
- And I know it's tough to give a shit about something that you don't give a shit about because it's boring, but gamify it, make it fun.
- And I really like gamifying certain parts of my life so that I can remove myself from them in the daily actions of it.
- And it's fun and it's a gamifies all of this.
- I mean, I think victimhood is a problem because it's it's gamified.
- By tracking that everyday that began to at least gamify and put a number to how disciplined I was in.
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Again, I’ve now decided to gamify this aspect of the class and try to motivate them to be able to take individual speaking turns for longer than 10 seconds!
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With all this in mind, I have decided to gamify my secondary English class this year and do some action research, blogging about the results here.
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Now the next steps, we are thinking about how to gamify the real process.
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This can be such an amazing way to gamify your own life.
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And this is a way that you can essentially gamify saving.
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So for example, Amazon has an app for its warehouse workers that has gamified their work tasks.
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We are gamifying education after all, aren't we?
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I'm now looking forward to meeting the students again (we have our second class today), so I can try this out and see if gamifying these two skills has a positive effect.
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And so in apps and social media apps, they've gamified this natural tendency in psychology.
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In so doing, we highlight features of online gamified educational spaces that can be continuously updated, customized by the user, and responsive to individual learning trajectories.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
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To make something more interesting or exciting
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To add sport or game elements to make something more active and fun
How Gamified
- Specialized
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6.9
- Informal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gamify comes from the word game and the ending -fy, which means 'to make', as in simplify. So to gamify something is to 'make' it like a game by adding points, levels, or rewards to make it more fun and motivating.