The aim of the interview session was to obtain a better perspective on the challenges, frustrations and fun experienced by the participants in using these apps.

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A Study on Gamified Task-management Apps: 
- Selection of Gamified task-management app
- Choose subject population 
- Conduct Survey: Compare both groups with Wilcoxon rank-sum tests.
- Post-study Interview

Methodology (Deconstructing ‘Gamified’ Task-Management Applications)

 Kappen, D., Johannsmeier, J., Nacke, L.,(2013) Deconstructing ‘Gamified’ Task-Management Applications. Stratford, Ontario, Canada, October 2-4, 2013. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2583008.2583034

 Deconstructing ‘Gamified’ Task-Management Applications 

To explore gamification in task-management applications, the authors investigated two memory-aid task-manager apps.

Selection of Gamified task-management app (Deconstructing ‘Gamified’ Task-Management Applications)

- Of the 14 people, who were interested in participation, seven had iPhones and seven had Android phones. 
- Among this sample population, we had eight female and six male participants playing either application.
- The age range of the participant sample was 19 to 44 


Choose subject population (Deconstructing ‘Gamified’ Task-Management Applications) 

After 4 days of use of the apps, a survey consisting of 60 questions in total was conducted. Responses to the questionnaire items were indicated using a 7-point Likert scale ranging from strongly disagree (1) to strongly agree (7). Authors compared responses of players to using TH and EW as a gamification application instead of using their standard task manager 


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