Gamified-flipped English classes and L2 learners’ achievement and perceptions

Daliranfirouz, Elham; Amiryousefi, Mohammad; Geld, Renata; Ansari, Dariush Nejad

doi:10.1080/17501229.2024.2374356

Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching

2024

DOI: 10.1080/17501229.2024.2374356

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Gamified-flipped English classes and L2 learners’ achievement and perceptions

Elham Daliranfirouz,

Mohammad Amiryousefi,

Renata Geld

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Gamification in Flipped Classrooms for Sustainable Digital Education: The Influence of Competitive and Cooperative Gamification on Learning Outcomes

Alshiha,

Al-Abdullatif

2024

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This study examines the effects of competitive versus cooperative gamification mechanics on the learning achievement of female first-year middle school students in flipped classrooms, highlighting its implications for designing sustainable learning environments. Employing a quasi-experimental design, 60 students were randomly assigned to two experimental groups, each engaged in a flipped classroom environment with either competitive or cooperative gamified elements. While both groups showed significant improvement in post-test scores, no significant differences were observed in cognitive achievement or skills acquisition between the groups. These findings emphasize that competitive and cooperative gamification mechanics can be equally effective in enhancing learning, suggesting that the choice of mechanic does not critically impact learning outcomes. The study provides practical guidance for educators and instructional designers in developing balanced gamified learning environments that optimize competitive and cooperative strategies, thus fostering a more versatile and adaptable approach to student motivation and engagement in sustainable technology-enhanced education.

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Gamification in Flipped Classrooms for Sustainable Digital Education: The Influence of Competitive and Cooperative Gamification on Learning Outcomes

Alshiha,

Al-Abdullatif

2024

Sustainability

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Gamified-flipped English classes and L2 learners’ achievement and perceptions

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Gamification in Flipped Classrooms for Sustainable Digital Education: The Influence of Competitive and Cooperative Gamification on Learning Outcomes

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