Do kids still take notes in anyone's gamified classes? Or are they turned into a quest that they can summarize?

Welcome to the Guild, my Apprentice Gamification Teachers 👩🏻‍🏫 I'm Scott Hebert and I am thrilled you've joined our growing gamification guild! This community is all about one mission: turning your classroom into an engaging adventure that students love (and that makes your life way easier). In order to help you I will be sharing resources, templates, books, apps, live QnA sessions, activities and so much more! But before we dive into battling the "Final Boss of Disengagement," we need to get to know our fellow adventurers! ‼️YOUR FIRST QUEST ‼️ To earn your first bit of "XP" and start leveling up, complete your "Character Sheet" in the comments below! Just copy and paste this template: -- 👤 Your Name: (Preferred name) 🎭 Your Alias: (Gamer tag or nickname) 🎓 Your "Class": (Subject/Grade) 🎯 Your "Main Quest": (What's the #1 thing you want to learn here?) 🎮 Your All-Time Favorite Game: (Video game, board game, card game... anything!) -- I'll go first to break the ice! 👤 Your Name: Scott Hebert 🎭 Your Alias: Master Heebs 🎓 Your "Class": Grade 7-8 Science, Social and Technology 🎯 Your "Main Quest": Build connections and give you the exact tools to battle classroom boredom. 🎮 Your All-Time Favorite Game: Diablo and Red Dead Redemption. I love those open world RPGs. Don't be shy! This is the best way to meet your fellow party members. Hit "comment," post your character sheet, and let's start this quest towards the great battle against the monster that is classroom boredom together! Scott Hebert AKA: Master Heebs