Hi everyone! So with the group continuing to ramp up and the discussions beginning to build - which I am so proud of - it was brought to my attention we should open up a resource sharing page! So here it is! If you've got some things you've created, cards, quests, theme tips, decoration ideas, etc...let's share them all here! I'll continue to add mine into the Loot Chest but would love to see what everyone is creating! Ready...set...share!

I think that this is too much for me to implement this year - may be switching grades for next year. I have been going through all of the info from Scott to try and get myself educated first! What do you all use to host your information? Do you use a specific platform for students to access? I'm so interested in this, but just don't know how to even start!

One of my biggest struggles with gamificatuon is keeping track of all the numbers... the XP, the leaderboard/levels, the health, the resources, the cards etc etc. Right now I'm relying on student honesty and for them to track their own health, money etc, and I'm keeping track of other aspects on a spreadsheet. I would love to hear any strategies you've found that work well for keeping track of everything and any ideas you have on automating it!

Let’s start a thread with different themes that could work for a gamified classroom. In the course, the example used is a medieval fantasy theme, but I’m curious what other themes people have used or are thinking about that could work across subjects and over a longer period of time. What themes have worked well for you, or what ideas are you playing around with?

Just wanted to say, thank your for sharing all your ideas Master Heebs! I borrowed your "scrolls falling from the sky idea" and this was how I introduced side quests. Made them all copies, rolled them up and taped them, put them under a piece of fabric attached to a ceiling tile with a string tied to one corner. My poor student teacher joined me right in the middle of the Genesis of our gamification and this is her executing the scrolls from the sky. The kids LOVED it!