Learning with Tactileo Map: From Gamification to Ludicization of Fieldwork

  • Sanchez E
  • Kalmpourtzis G
  • Cazes J
  • et al.
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In this paper we discuss the concept of ludicization by describing an empirical work devoted to the design of the Tactileo Map, a geomedia dedicated to the design of location-based games for educational purposes. The Tactileo Map is the result of collaborative efforts by researchers, game-designers, and practitioners involved in Tactileo, a national project funded by the French Government. This web application designed for digital tablets enables teachers to create location-based games for primary and secondary education. In this paper, we describe the collaborative methodology implemented within the project, the application Tactileo Map, as well as Geochrono Scouts, a game designed with the application Tactileo Map as proof of the concept tested in a lower secondary school in France. The purpose of this paper is to propose a framework for fieldwork ludicization, focused on the play ‒ the situation experienced by the learner, rather than on the game itself ‒ when it comes to introducing a game-based approach into an educational context.

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Sanchez, E., Kalmpourtzis, G., Cazes, J., Berthoix, M., & Monod-Ansaldi, R. (2015). Learning with Tactileo Map: From Gamification to Ludicization of Fieldwork. GI_Forum, 1, 261–271. https://doi.org/10.1553/giscience2015s261

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