GamiFIN 2017
GamiFIN Conference

Table of Contents

• Preface
  
  

Session 1: Contemporary Research on Gamification

• Serious Games Education for Working Life Needs – a Pilot Study 1-7
  Heli Tolonen , Teija Ravelin , Teija Lehto , Pauliina Tuomi , Sari Merilampi , Andrew Sirkka
• Green Cross: Collecting Injury Data at Schools 8-14
  Brita Somerkoski
• Gamification of Digital Gaming – Video Game Competitions and High Score Tables as Prehistory of E-Sports in Finland in the 1980s and Early 1990s 15-21
  Petri Saarikoski , Jaakko Suominen , Markku Reunanen

Session 2: Gamification of Education

• Designing a Gamified Theory-Driven System Model for Postgraduate Research Students to Encouraging Progression and Connectedness 22-31
  Md Sanaul Haque , Daire O’Broin , Joseph Kehoe
• Gamification to Empower Information Security Education 32-38
  Alessandra Antonaci , Roland Klemke , Christian M. Stracke , Marcus Specht , Mario Spatafora , Kamelia Stefanova
• Evaluating Playing Experience and Adoption of a Math Learning Game 39-46
  Antero Lindstedt , Kristian Kiili
• Online Versus Offline Perspectives on Gamified Learning 47-52
  Damien Mac Namara , Lisa Murphy

Session 3: Cultural Approach on Gamification

• From Gamification to Funification of Exercise: Case Zombie Run Pori 2015 53-59
  Usva Friman , Riikka Turtiainen
• The Gamification of Heritage in the Unesco Enlisted Medieval Town of Rhodes 60-70
  Dorothea Papathanasiou-Zuhrt , Daniel-Fernando Weiss-Ibanez , Aldo Di Russo
• The Sigrid-Secrets Geocaching Trail: Influencing Well-Being Through a Gamified Art Experience 71-80
  Pirita Ihamäki , Katriina Heljakka
• Life in Finland – Gamifying Integration Material Through an Interactive Novel 81-86
  Hanna Ahtosalo , Toni Heinonen , Elviira Pulli , Gwénaël Mauffrey , Tapani Liukkonen

Session 4: Gamification & Design

• Usability Benefits in Gamification 87-95
  Mikko Rajanen , Dorina Rajanen
• The Dark Side of Gamification: How We Should Stop Worrying and Study also the Negative Impacts of Bringing Game Design Elements to Everywhere 96-104
  Sami Hyrynsalmi , Jouni Smed , Kai Kimppa
• Play as a Modelling System – a Semiotic Analysis of the Overreaching Prestige of Games 105-110
  Mattia Thibault

Session 5: Motivational & Behavioral Factors of Gamification

• Linking Digital Game-Playing Motivations to Food Consumption 111-119
  Harri T. Luomala , Jenniina Sihvonen , Henna Syrjälä , Tuomas Mäkilä , Kaisa Könnölä , Tapani Liukkonen , Saara Lunden , Mari Sandell
• Gamification: Influencing Value-Perception of Target Behaviours 120-128
  Ryan Rui Yang Tan , Vivian Hsueh Hua Chen
• Waste No More: Gamification for Energy Efficient Behaviour at the Workplace 129-134
  Stavros Lounis , Dimosthenis Kotsopoulos , Cleopatra Bardaki , Thanasis Papaioannou , Katerina Pramatari

Session 6: Health & Gamification

• Acceptability of and Demand for a Tobacco-Related Health Game Application in Early Adolescents with Different Gender, Age and Gaming Habits 135-140
  Heidi Parisod , Anni Pakarinen , Anna Axelin , Eliisa Löyttyniemi , Jouni Smed , Sanna Salanterä
• Usability of a Gamified Application to Promote Family Wellbeing in Child Health Clinics 141-149
  Anni Pakarinen , Heidi Parisod , Iiro Linden , Minna Aromaa , Jouni Smed , Ville Leppänen , Sanna Salanterä
• Possible Benefits of Gamification for Improving Surgical Patients’ Quality of Care 150-156
  Jaana-Maija Koivisto , Jari Multisilta , Elina Haavisto