Gamification in HCI - Design Strategies and Outcomes: Analyzing design strategies and outcomes of gamification in HCI for increasing user engagement and motivation in interactive systems
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Gamification, User EngagementAbstract
Gamification, the application of game design elements in non-game contexts, has gained significant attention in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) for its potential to enhance user engagement and motivation. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of design strategies and outcomes of gamification in HCI. We first define gamification and its relevance in HCI, discussing its underlying principles and mechanisms. We then review existing literature on gamification design strategies, including the use of game elements, mechanics, and dynamics to create engaging experiences. Next, we examine the outcomes of gamification in terms of user engagement, motivation, and overall user experience. We also discuss the challenges and limitations of gamification in HCI, such as over-gamification and ethical considerations. Finally, we propose future research directions to further advance the field of gamification in HCI.
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