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Does gamification increase engagement with online programs? A systematic review

University of South Australia
Prof Carol Maher (Principal investigator) Dr Jillian Ryan (Associated with) Dr Jocelyn Kernot (Associated with) Dr Kobie Boshoff (Associated with) Dr Sarah Edney (Associated with)
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Engagement in online programs is difficult to maintain. Gamification is the recent trend that offers to increase engagement through the inclusion of game-like features like points and badges, in non-game contexts. This review will answer the following question, 'Are gamification strategies effective in increasing engagement in online programs?'

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Digital Health | Engagement | Gamification | Health Sciences | Health Services and Systems | Online programs |

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