El model SAMR aplicat a la gamificació de l'aprenentatge
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During the last years we are living a remarkable emergence of gamification in many
ambits of the society as a procedure that pretends to orient the behaviour of people and
achieve certain milestones. The educational
field does not stay on the sidelines and has
adopted gamification as one of the novel teaching methodologies that favour the learning.
However, if we look in detail the gamification
proposals made on schools at any educational level, we will recognize two relevant facts:
on one side, not all the proposals are gamification proposals, and on the other side, some
of the gamification experiences reach such a
superficial level that cannot justify in many
cases its application. Andrej Marczewski,
specialist and consultant in gamification, proposed the usage of SAMR model from Ruben
Puentedura -a model used in education to
analyse and validate the potential of the technologies at the classroom- from the gamification point of view in its most general concept.
This article gathers Andrzej Marczewski’s idea and digs deeper from the perspective of
the teaching and learning processes to obtain a guide that allows the analysis of gamification teaching experiences from the SAMR
model applied to gamification. It also offers
clues to determine if a teaching proposal is
actually a gamification experience