GamiFIN 2023
GamiFIN Conference 2023

Table of Contents

• Preface
  Summary: There were 45 papers submitted for peer-review to the GamiFIN 2023 conference. Out of these, 20 papers (14 regular and 6 short) were accepted for the conference and for publication in this proceedings volume.

Session 1: Work life

• Designing tailored gamification: A mixed-methods study on expert perspectives and user behavior in a gamified app for sustainability at work 1-12
  Jeanine Krath, Ana Carolina Tomé Klock, Benedikt Morschheuser, Nikoletta-Zampeta Legaki, Solip Park, Harald von Korflesch, Juho Hamari
• Relationship between gameful experience in the workplace and employee socialization: A pilot study 13-24
  Žigimantas Pečiūra
• A gamified career guidance platform with the potential to motivate young people intrinsically 25-36
  Jessica Brandenburger, Monique Janneck
• The use of gamification to change commuters mobility behavior: A literature review 37-46
  Andrea Reindl, Melanie Juppe, Philipp Graf, Lisa-Maria Putz-Egger, Wolfgang Schildorfer

Session 2: Wild card

• Extracting game design elements from voice-enabled games: A review of Amazon Alexa skills 47-56
  Paula Bräuer, Florian Werner, Athanasios Mazarakis
• Does #Selling sell? Analyzing content of Cryptokitty traders' talk on Discord 57-66
  Alesha Serada
• The role of game modality in the outcomes of gamification: A research agenda 67-78
  Federica Gini, Simone Bassanelli, Antonio Bucchiarone
• The ludospectator: Reconstruction of a hybrid, fluid, unstable identity (short paper) 79-85
  Riccardo Retez

Session 3: Accessibility, inclusion, diversity and identity

• What drives gamer toxicity? Essays from players 86-95
  Bastian Kordyaka, Samuli Laato, Juho Hamari, Tobias Scholz, Björn Niehaves
• Self-representation does (not) spark joy: Experiment on effects of avatar customisation and personality on emotions in VR 96-105
  Mila Bujić, Anna-Leena Macey, Bojan Kerous, Anatolii Belousov, Oğuz Buruk, Juho Hamari
• Pragmatic and hedonic experience of virtual maritime simulator (short paper) 106-112
  Kimmo Tarkkanen, Juha Saarinen, Mika Luimula, Timo Haavisto
• Assistive technology in gaming: A survey of gamers with disabilities (short paper) 113-118
  Pauliina Baltzar, Lobna Hassan, Markku Turunen

Session 4: Motivation and discovery

• Self-tracking and gamification of physical activity: Effects on wellbeing 119-131
  Elaine Marie Grech, Marie Briguglio, Emanuel Said
• How are gameful experience dimensions associated with intrinsic and extrinsic motivation? Results from an online vignette study 132-143
  Eetu Wallius, Ana Carolina Tomé Klock, Juho Hamari
• Higher education students’ perceptions of point-based gamification in a Learning Management System 144-153
  Aseel Berglund, Izabella Jedel
• Cognitive learning outcomes of virtual vs. in-person gamified workshops: A pre-post survey experiment 154-163
  Silvia Dopler, Denise Beil, Lisa-Maria Putz-Egger

Session 5: GamiFOREST - Games, sustainability and nature

• The experience of using virtual reality for interactive spatial visualisation of environmental data 164-175
  Isak de Villiers Bosman, Annique Smith, Kwan Sui Dave Ka, Koos de Beer, Jan A Maritz
• Towards sylvan games: Exploring playful forest-technology interactions (short paper) 176-183
  Mattia Thibault, Elpida Bampouni
• Gamified eco-driving: A systematic literature review (short paper) 184-191
  Eetu Wallius, Dicle Berfin Köse
• Improving green transport literacy through gamification: A structural equation modeling approach (short paper) 192-198
  Silvia Dopler, Lisa-Maria Putz-Egger, Denise Beil