Live presentation-Gamification

Because they make learning more fun and engaging

Because they are required by most schools

Because they replace traditional teaching methods entirely

Because students prefer games over learning

Silent Generation and Baby Boomers

Generation X and Millennials

Millennials and Generation Z

Generation Z and Generation Alpha

Tend to be logical learners

Multi-task and rapidly switch tasks

Include millennials, generation Z, and generation alpha

Tend to be intuitive learners

They prefer to talk in person

They are extremely social

They multitask and rapidly switch tasks

They get info from traditional news sites

Traditional way using deductive grammar and using an activity with an education goal

Traditional way using inductive grammar and using a quiz

Using multimedia and using textbooks

Using games and memorization

Points, badges, leaderboards, progress bars, performance graphs, quests, avatars, social elements, rewards

Only points and badges

Only leaderboards and avatars

Only rewards and quests

Leaderboards - Coins or tokens used to reward players

Progress bar - Graphical control element used to visualize the progression of a game

Badges - Competitions in which two or more people are engaged

Virtual currency - Scoreboard showing names and current scores

Class competitions

Teacher vs. Class

Giving learning badges

Homework assignments