ICT-mediated Pedagogical Model Integrating ADDIE and Gamification: A Proposal to Improve Educational Research

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https://doi.org/10.35290/rcui.v12n1.2025.1438

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ICT, gamification, ADDIE, education

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This article presents a pedagogical model mediated by Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), which integrates the ADDIE model and gamification to optimize educational research. The design is conceptualized using the metaphor of an airplane, where each part represents a crucial component of the teaching-learning process: the fuselage symbolizes the central structure of instructional design; the wings represent the didactic and gamification strategies that drive learning; engines are associated with the technological tools that provide the necessary boost; the cockpit embodies teaching management and coordination; and the body of the plane contains the educational activities carried out by the students. The methodology is structured in five key phases of the ADDIE model applied in a virtual learning environment. The results indicate that the combination of ADDIE and gamification, supported by ICT, significantly improves student motivation, engagement, and academic performance. In addition, this approach facilitates the personalization of learning and continuous progress monitoring. The conclusions highlight the effectiveness of the proposed model in modernizing education, offering an adaptable structure that responds to the demands of an increasingly digitized and demanding academic and professional environment.

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2025-01-10

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Loján Carrión, M. D. C., Zambrano Solís, M. J., Torres Torres, O. L., Chávez Colcha, A. P., & Villareal Morales, N. J. (2025). ICT-mediated Pedagogical Model Integrating ADDIE and Gamification: A Proposal to Improve Educational Research. UISRAEL SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL, 12(1), 185–201. https://doi.org/10.35290/rcui.v12n1.2025.1438

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