Redefining Gamification: From Elements to Experiences
Resumo
Este artigo desafia as abordagens tradicionais de gamificação ao defender uma mudança de paradigma, propondo que a gamificação seja vista como uma experiência imersiva e transformadora, reconhecendo seu potencial não apenas como uma ferramenta para incentivar comportamentos, mas como uma experiência que pode aumentar o engajamento, a aprendizagem e o crescimento pessoal. Baseando-se em pesquisas sobre gamificação narrativa e estratégias personalizadas, defendemos abordagens holísticas e específicas de contexto para redefinir a gamificação além de simples elementos de jogo, permitindo a criação de experiências gamificadas significativas em diferentes domínios. Recomendamos uma colaboração interdisciplinar para imaginar o potencial capacitador de diversas experiências lúdicas que ajudem os indivíduos a alcançar seu pleno potencial.
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