I'm working in a course about Portuguese orthography, and it's difficult to find ideas for language games. I didn't want "right or wrong" games, I wanted to show only the right orthography. Your game is very interesting: drag and drop, timer, clue.
I'm working in a course about Portuguese orthography, and it's difficult to find ideas for language games. I didn't want "right or wrong" games, I wanted to show only the right orthography. Your game is very interesting: drag and drop, timer, clue.
Thanks for your comments and suggestion. I have checked the games. I have been using an activity like Name that thing. True or False quiz also good as it gives nice feedback.
About the right and wrong games, I agree with you. Finding a creative idea with limited technical knowledge is really difficult. One day I would like to make a game with a story and more actions. Keep in touch.
Only improvement I would add is a pop up once I got the word correct to explain what the word means. Or a sentence containing the word. I say this because I was able to drop tile into every block until it fitted and then moved on to the next tile. Until all tiles were used up. If that is what a learner actually did - they would obtain great scores but might still not know what word actually means. Especially if learner is perhaps a third language English speaker.
Very cool! This example gave me the idea to try a slight variation for our nursing quizzes. I will ask a question, and then provide the letters for them to sort into the correct answer.
Very cool! This example gave me the idea to try a slight variation for our nursing quizzes. I will ask a question, and then provide the letters for them to sort into the correct answer.
Thanks,
Russell
That's a good idea, I was thinking an alternative usage of the game. That can work well. Thanks.
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Hi Ridvan,
the game is very good!
I'm working in a course about Portuguese orthography, and it's difficult to find ideas for language games. I didn't want "right or wrong" games, I wanted to show only the right orthography. Your game is very interesting: drag and drop, timer, clue.
I found some interesting ideas here:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/game/index.htm
Thanks for sharing!
Ana
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Hi Ana,
Thanks for your comments and suggestion. I have checked the games. I have been using an activity like Name that thing. True or False quiz also good as it gives nice feedback.
About the right and wrong games, I agree with you. Finding a creative idea with limited technical knowledge is really difficult. One day I would like to make a game with a story and more actions. Keep in touch.
Wow! It looks very polished! You can tell you are a graphic designer... REALLY well done!
Great game!!!
Only improvement I would add is a pop up once I got the word correct to explain what the word means. Or a sentence containing the word. I say this because I was able to drop tile into every block until it fitted and then moved on to the next tile. Until all tiles were used up. If that is what a learner actually did - they would obtain great scores but might still not know what word actually means. Especially if learner is perhaps a third language English speaker.
Very cool! This example gave me the idea to try a slight variation for our nursing quizzes. I will ask a question, and then provide the letters for them to sort into the correct answer.
Thanks,
Russell
Ridvad, yes very polished and beautifully delivered! Great sounds effects. Is it just me or do the 30 seconds just fly by? lol..
Thanks for sharing, well done you.
Can I suggest you also post this in the "Building Better Courses"..as this deserves to be shared and appreciated more.
Love it! I agree with Alphonso and could see the definition of the word added. Great game and has many uses.
Thanks for comments. I'm still working on it and Alphonso, thanks for your advice. You're right, it's a better idea to give them a sentence.
After I make the changes and make it better (hopefully) , I can share in the Building Better Courses and also the story file.
Thanks again.
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