Em direção à Gamificação de Sistemas Tutores Inteligentes Aplicando a Teoria de Fluxo Ótimo no Design Instrucional de Cenários Colaborativos de Aprendizagem
Resumo
Em aprendizagem colaborativa com suporte computacional, uma das mais importantes tarefas para o docente e o projetista instrucional é definir cenários que estimulem a aprendizagem. Desse modo, propomos um framework para aumentar a motivação em Sistemas Tutores Inteligentes utilizando o Modelo de Crescimento do Aprendiz e a Teoria de Fluxo Ótimo junto aos elementos de Gamificação para gerar ambientes atrativos e personalizados. Assim, neste trabalho propomos um framework para colaborar no processo de distribuição de recompensas e para fornecer subsídios ao design instrucional dinâmico por meio da personalização dos objetivos de aprendizagem.
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