GAMIFICATION

This study tested whether adding game-like features to daily life could help university students become more active. Researchers recruited 255 students and split them into groups that used different motivational tools, like points, leaderboards, or a mobile game, to try and incre…

This study tested whether adding game-like features to a memory-assist app could help people with mild to moderate dementia stay more engaged with the technology. Researchers compared the app with and without these features over six months to see if the gamified version improved …

This study tested two different ways to teach nursing students how to give safe intramuscular injections. Researchers compared traditional video-based lessons against an interactive web-based game. They measured which method helped 48 first-year nursing students learn the skill b…

This study tested whether a short, game-based online lesson could improve university students' knowledge and attitudes about family planning. Researchers worked with 40 midwifery students who had never received formal family planning training. They measured the students' understa…

This study tested whether using a competitive online game called Gimkit could help first-year nursing students learn respiratory care skills. Researchers split 114 students into two groups: one group received standard lab training plus the game, while the other received only stan…

This study tested whether an online, game-based education program could improve menstrual and genital hygiene knowledge and behaviors in adolescent girls. Researchers worked with 77 girls aged 10-15 in a Turkish school, delivering four short, interactive online sessions with quiz…