Gamification

  Technology has opened up new worlds for teachers that most wouldn’t have dreamed of a few decades ago. Students can get and give instant feedback, schools can connect and learn together from around the world, and there are hundreds of   education games and activities   across the web. One of the main features that has caught on recently is gamification. More educators are using technology to discuss concepts through games, rewarding students with points and badges.  How does gamification work in the classroom? What subjects can it be applied to? It’s time to answer those questions so you can gamify your lessons effectively.  What is Gamification in a Classroom Setting? Gamification is the process of bringing elements of gaming to your lesson plans. It doesn’t mean replacing your lessons with games, but rather adding certain attributes (like point systems and badges) to make the content more engaging, explains the team at  Kids Academy . While gamification...