Games are engaging because they provide much more than the core narratives and objectives. There are hidden surprises and discoveries, expansive landscapes to explore, artwork, literature, and other elements that enrich learning experiences.  In a learning context, if you load the digital experience with interesting elements and give it more layered complexity than the learning task, students will spend more time exploring and feel more connected. “Games that employ progressive difficulty levels allow the user to gain familiarity and build skills in complex or novel task environments in a graduated manner." Ahlers & Driskell (2002).

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