Gamification as a Tool for Inclusion
Gamification as a Tool for Inclusion
The chapter relies on a result of a research project, the overall aim of which was to analyze the use of gamification as an effective strategy for promoting inclusive learning in diverse educational settings. This research involved firstly a systematic review meant at providing an epistemological grounding of the relationship between gaming and learning. On this basis, researchers then proceeded to identify potential contributions of the use of gamification in inclusion processes. This led to a reflection on the concept of inclusion and a description of some successful experiences in this type of process. The chapter concludes with a theoretically grounded proposal for the use of gamification to promote inclusion.
- Universidad del Norte Colombia
- Corporación Universitaria Americana Colombia
- Universidad Metropolitana Colombia
- MINISTERIO DE CIENCIA TECNOLOGIA E INNOVACION MINCIENCIAS Colombia
- Universidad del Norte Paraguay
Sociology and Political Science, Social Sciences, Epistemology, Health Gamification, Social psychology, Education, Engineering ethics, Engineering, Sociology, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Psychology, Impact of Social Media on Well-being and Behavior, Educational Games, Inclusion (mineral), Reflection (computer programming), Gamification in Education and Learning, Impact of Media on Children's Development, Gamification, Computer science, Process (computing), Management science, FOS: Sociology, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, Programming language, FOS: Psychology, Philosophy, Operating system, Game-Based Learning
Sociology and Political Science, Social Sciences, Epistemology, Health Gamification, Social psychology, Education, Engineering ethics, Engineering, Sociology, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Psychology, Impact of Social Media on Well-being and Behavior, Educational Games, Inclusion (mineral), Reflection (computer programming), Gamification in Education and Learning, Impact of Media on Children's Development, Gamification, Computer science, Process (computing), Management science, FOS: Sociology, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, Programming language, FOS: Psychology, Philosophy, Operating system, Game-Based Learning
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