The Gamification of Modern Life
A critical and thought-provoking analysis of technology and ethical tradeoffs of the gamification of our contemporary lives
hours
years of experience in ethics
interactive activities
questions
asked
What you’ll learn
We designed a course for technologists and non-technologists who want to think critically about the technology they’re building and using.
Games vs. gamification
Identify gamified aspects of life.
Why play games?
Why gamify?
Platforms that gamify.
Gamified interactions.
Trust & gamification
Conspiracy theories and game design.
Trust and technology.
Daniel Fogal
An ethicist and philosopher, Daniel is currently on the faculty in the Program in Bioethics in the School of Global Public Health. His research interests include metaethics, the philosophy of language, and the epistemological implications of the internet.
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Our class sizes are kept small enough to forge personal relationships with your instructor Daniel and with your peers—but big enough that you’ll learn alongside students with a broad range of backgrounds.
4
lessons
6
hours
1
level
Frequently asked questions
The Gamification of Modern Life course is delivered live, online. You’ll be able to livestream lectures, interact with your instructor, and collaborate with your peers in real time, from the comfort of your home.
If you are Interested in The Gamification of Modern Life course and you’re ready to get started – enroll now. Or, if you have some questions and would like to chat with a member of our Admissions Team, please email thealliance@nyu.edu
Simple! Upon completing the four-week course and weekly reflections, you will earn a certificate of completion.
Yes, the classes will be recorded and available in the Knowledge Direct platform for future reference.
Social media & gamification