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Enhancing Visitor Experience by Using Game Design Elements
The document discusses gamification and experience design principles from various sources and literature. It then analyzes the challenges of an existing beer museum tour including issues with interactivity, sensory experiences, and guidance. It presents results from testing a gamified version of the tour with children, finding they were more engaged and wanted to repeat the tour, showing the potential of gamification to improve experiences.
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- 11. Robinson & Bellotti(2013)
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- 13. Sense of ability Accomplishingsomething Person feels in control Decisions Higher purpose Social Interaction Deci & Ryan (1991)
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- 16. Stickdorn & Schneider(2011) Newman (n.d.)
- 17. + - Authenticity of thebuilding Confusing guidance Smell in the museum Boring See and taste malt Bad displayed information Beer tasting Not interactive Gift Nothing to touch or move Free beer tasting/ gift / good food / not interactive
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