Lecture

Designing Quizzes and Behavior Change: Motivation and Engagement

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This lecture covers the design process of a take-home quiz, ensuring fairness and feasibility, followed by a shift towards project focus. It also delves into behavior change, motivation, persuasion, and engagement, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations in technology design.

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