Shall We Play a Game? Engaging Reluctant Learners through Gamifications and Game-Based Activities

Thank you for attending this session presented by Bonnie Massimino.

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* 6. Explain the impact of gamification and game-based learning activities on student engagement and motivation toward goal-directed behaviors

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* 7. Describe how to analyze and evaluate features of interactive activities to determine appropriateness in relation to educational therapy goals

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* 8. Synthesize knowledge of activities to support the development of tools that enhance the customization of activities for specific educational therapy goals

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* 9. Develop and expand resources related to in-person and virtual motivators that engage learners through gamified incentives and activities

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