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Exploring Gamified Computer-Assisted Instruction in College English Vocabulary Teaching

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I whakaputaina i:International Journal of Web-Based Learning and Teaching Technologies vol. 20, no. 1 (2025), p. 1-20
Kaituhi matua: Tan, Yi
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IGI Global
Ngā marau:
Computer assisted instruction > CAI
Educational technology
Students
Teaching methods
Higher education
Reforming
College students
Resistance
Technology
Learning environment
Games
Disengagement
Colleges & universities
Self determination
Rewards
Teaching
Motivation
Psychology
Learning
Educational psychology
English language
Cooperative learning
Vocabulary instruction
Gamification
Vocabulary
Linguistic Input
College English
Influence of Technology
Computers
Computer Assisted Instruction
Publish or Perish Issue
Educational Principles
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Whakarāpopotonga:With advancements in technology, traditional college English vocabulary instruction faces challenges such as limited interactivity and student disengagement. Gamified computer-assisted instruction, which combines educational technology and psychology principles, has emerged as a solution. By incorporating game elements like points, task progression, and rewards, this approach creates an interactive and motivating learning environment. Based on constructivist and self-determination theories, this study tests a gamified framework using a self-developed platform. Results show that gamified tasks reduce resistance to learning, improve autonomous learning, and enhance collaboration. Compared to traditional methods, game mechanics increase language input/output and diversify learning approaches. This research offers practical and theoretical support for reforming English vocabulary instruction in higher education.
ISSN:1548-1093
1548-1107
DOI:10.4018/IJWLTT.390256
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