Games and Gamification Crossword!
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- _________ criteria: Games are played primarily for fun, and the outcomes (winning, losing, etc.) do not have serious real-world consequences.
- ________ criteria: Players have control over their strategies, moves, and decisions.
- ___________ criteria: Games must be challenging and engaging by introducing unpredictability, unknown opponent strategies, and unexpected situations.
- _____ criteria: Regulations guide gameplay, including movement, actions, and interactions, as well as the structure, mechanics, and objectives.
- __________ player typology: achiever, killer, explorer, socializer
- _____________ player typology: relatedness, mastery, purpose, autonomy
- What kind of games were played in taverns?
- What new card game depicted the moral virtues of nobility along with hand-painted Italian cards?
- Games for _____________: lightheartedness, non-competitive elements, autonomy, and straightforward rules.
- Games for ___________: designed to both entertain and educate with a goal to teach specific skills, concepts, or knowledge.
- _______ games: designed for purposes beyond entertainment, such as in defense, healthcare, education, sports, and city planning.
- ________ games: Games primarily designed for learning and training.
- applying game-like mechanics to non-game settings to boost engagement.
- What impact is gamification likely to have on learner performance?
