1. Summary

Gamification uses game thinking into problem solving through user participation with higher motivation. The following is the list of works related to gamification.

• Touch and Catch - A virtual monitoring tool that gamify the problem of recognizing species
• Senga Silkroad - A virtual exhibition and publication tool based on creativity about image selection and ordering
• Typhoon Imagination - A tool for playing a game on having better imagination on the future of typhoons (still in progress)
• Memory Hunting - A mobile app for field work to discover the location and direction of the photograph

2. References (Complete List)

1. Ryo KAMIDA, Asanobu KITAMOTO, "Senga: A Participatory Archive Based on the Collection and Rearrangement of Images and the Sharing of Slideshows", Proceedings of IPSJ SIG Computers and the Humanities Symposium 2007, pp. 339-346, 2007-12 (in Japanese) [ Abstract ] [ Paper ]
2. Asanobu KITAMOTO, "Senga: Analysis of participatory archives using the mathematical model of exhibition and its deployment in the museum", Proceedings of IPSJ SIG Computers and the Humanities Symposium 2014, pp. 9-16, 2014-12 (in Japanese) [ Abstract ] [ Paper ]
3. Asanobu KITAMOTO, "Digital Humanities: Development of Media Technology Focusing on the "Interpretation" of Content", 5th Regular Meeting, Technical Committee on Industrial Application of Image Processing, The Japan Society for Precision Engineering, pp. 1-10, 2015-1 (Invited) (in Japanese) [ Abstract ] [ Paper ]