[ARCHIVED] How have you gamified your classroom?

dewell_justin
Community Novice

What sort of ways have you found to gamify your classroom? I would love some ideas to pass along to faculty at my college. I'm especially thinking of ways to help students learning another language since so much of it involves learning vocabulary. 

I also created an idea to add a simple visual celebration when assignments are turned in to make it feel more exciting. Go to https://community.canvaslms.com/ideas/11571-submission-celebrations?sr=search&searchId=d74f1033-7792... if you would like to vote.

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