Quest for Equity: Using multiple methodologies to promote collaboration and engagement in anti-racism education

Rhianna Garrett*

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Abstract

This article explores how multiple methodologies can create new spaces to reimagine anti-racism work and enhance engagement in anti-racist education. Through the combination of two methodologies, namely design-based research (DBR) and gamification, the paper describes the design formation of the game Quest for Equity, a collaborative and engaging speaking tool. The game improved player engagement and effective collaboration, while challenging performative and racist practices in higher education. This paper provides methodological contributions such as the unique use of facilitation observation and presents an interesting way to extract elements of multiple research approaches to suit contextual goals, reimagining new solutions to historical and contemporary problems.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)984-1003
Number of pages20
JournalQualitative Research
Volume25
Issue number5
Early online date8 Oct 2024
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Oct 2025
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • gamification
  • design-based research
  • engagement
  • motivation
  • equity
  • higher education
  • games
  • dialogic
  • methodology

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