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Intrinsic Rewards in Games and Learning Kevin Miklasz , PhD:Paperback The New York Times callsAlthough reward structures have generally been successful in games, the types of rewards used in education typically impede the learning process. New forms of educational rewards, like badges and micro credentials, have generally failed to take root because of deep seated design constraints in schools the fact that you are using a badge is far less important than how you use a badge. This book makes the case that games have used well designed,