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I think it is realistic to incorporate games into everyday lives. Specifically in instruction it is definitely easy whether it be computer games, an easy listening game like Simon Says, or a board game during centers.

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I think that it's definitely realistic to incorporate games into our everyday lives. Each new day of the quarantine shows that I feel! There's so many games that are helping us to connect, get in flow, and use critical thinking skills while we're at it.

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I think it is possible as society moves forward since games can be incorporated in a variety of formats and aspects of life.

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I think it is possible, but I don't feel that it is truly realistic to incorporate this into everyday life as society moves forward. Games would then lose their appeal and the effect games have would be lost.

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I believe you can add games to most aspects of your life as well as your classroom instruction. I feel games are highly motivating and rewarding for children and adults.

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I believe you can add games to most aspects of your life as well as your classroom instruction. I feel games are highly motivating and rewarding for children and adults.

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Lisa

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I think that it is realistic to incorporate  gaming components into everyday life, but maybe not games all day everyday.

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I think it can be realistic.

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I think that it might be possible, however, I do not know if people would be interested in playing all the time. I found the ChoresWars to be very interesting. However, they only played for a short time because people became bored. I'm not sure how games would be incorporated into our lives that held our attention.

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I don't think its realistic to incorporate it to all areas in our everyday lives but I think we can definitely incorporate at different times.

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I think there are some aspects to life that games can be incorporated into but not all. I think over time it would take away from the rewards games provide us with today.

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I think you can incorporate games in life but not everyday due to tasks and other experiences you have.

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I think that it would be nice for everyone, but not necessarily realistic. Especially as "quarantine" continues, people are going to most likely be even more bored as time goes on, so games are a great way to make even the most boring tasks, fun.

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I do not think that it is realistic to incorporate games into our everyday lives moving forward, but it is something to consider doing every once in a while in certain aspects of our lives.

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Maybe, but not in all areas. I think it's helpful to think of how we can connect theories of gaming to certain parts of our lives, though.

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No, I do not think it is realistic to incorporate games into our everyday lives. I think that some games can be included but not at the scale that the author was mentioning.

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I think it's possible.  Most people already participate in some type of game. Either online, on their phone, at their job, or at home with their families. Having games become part of our daily lives in one way or another is realistic.

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I believe yes, but in moderation. I think if we structure our everyday lives with some of the principles in mind, we can make some positive changes in our actions and lifestyles.

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I think it is possible, but not for everything.

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No, I don't think it is realistic to incorporate games in our everyday lives. Games do have advantages but I also think it is important to have a variety of strategies.

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It's something to be mindful of because too much can become addictive.

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I believe it is realistic to gamify more things into everyday lives at school and work. However, I don't think of this as specifically adding more "games", necessarily. One example I think could easily be incorporated is adding things to staff meetings such as a Kahoot activities, like when we have to go over boring documents, that we're required to discuss.