Reawakening the Past: The Role of Gamification in Preserving Cultural Legacy – A Case Study from Czechia

In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on protecting both natural and cultural heritage, which often faces the threat of being forgotten or lost. The digital era and new technologies have opened up new opportunities to make these heritage sites accessible to the public. This trend is particularly evident in Czechia in the Sudetenland, where the German population was displaced after World War II. These regions, characterised by high depopulation rates, have significant tourism potential due to their rich natural and cultural resources. This study explores new directions in gamification and identifies successful examples in cultural heritage care. Using geospatial data, the research tests various gamification techniques in the field on the background of concepts STEM and HASS. The findings suggest that gamification is crucial for regional development and community engagement, leading to revitalising abandoned villages and economic diversification. The study highlights the importance of gamification in preserving cultural heritage and its role in regional development, education, and tourism. Rurex represents an innovative gamification process with significant potential for future development and sustainability.

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PLURAL History Culture Society
Published
2024-12-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.37710/plural.v12i2_1
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2
Primary Topic
Museums and Cultural Heritage
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article
Field-Weighted Citation Impact
10.11

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Reawakening the Past: The Role of Gamification in Preserving Cultural Legacy – A Case Study from Czechia

Jiří Rypl, Petra Karvánková, Vojtěch Blažek, Renata Klufová
2 citations
PLURAL History Culture Society
Museums and Cultural Heritage
10.11
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Reawakening the Past: The Role of Gamification in Preserving Cultural Legacy – A Case Study from Czechia

Jiří Rypl, Petra Karvánková, Vojtěch Blažek, Renata Klufová
article en
2 citations

Abstract

In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on protecting both natural and cultural heritage, which often faces the threat of being forgotten or lost. The digital era and new technologies have opened up new opportunities to make these heritage sites accessible to the public. This trend is particularly evident in Czechia in the Sudetenland, where the German population was displaced after World War II. These regions, characterised by high depopulation rates, have significant tourism potential due to their rich natural and cultural resources. This study explores new directions in gamification and identifies successful examples in cultural heritage care. Using geospatial data, the research tests various gamification techniques in the field on the background of concepts STEM and HASS. The findings suggest that gamification is crucial for regional development and community engagement, leading to revitalising abandoned villages and economic diversification. The study highlights the importance of gamification in preserving cultural heritage and its role in regional development, education, and tourism. Rurex represents an innovative gamification process with significant potential for future development and sustainability.

PLURAL History Culture SocietyVol. 12(2)
European Commission, Erasmus+
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Museums and Cultural Heritage
10.11
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