Has anyone come across 'locks' or clues for breakout games? The game provides a series of locks (hands-on/analog or digital). Students are challenged to read a series of clues to find the combinations. The locks are dates, words, colours, directional locks and so on. It seems the game allows for close reading of text and engages students a bit more.
I was planning to create an interaction for my students like these ones. But I couldn't start as I couldn't find a good idea. If you want we can work on it together.
I've been asked by a client to use an escape room or breakout theme in an upcoming course about employee benefits. I'm currently exploring and brainstorming how such a course might be structured. Just wondering what kind of progress either of you might have made in the last five months and if you have any insights to share? Thanks!
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Hi Bonnie,
I was planning to create an interaction for my students like these ones. But I couldn't start as I couldn't find a good idea. If you want we can work on it together.
Hi Bonnie and Ridvan,
I've been asked by a client to use an escape room or breakout theme in an upcoming course about employee benefits. I'm currently exploring and brainstorming how such a course might be structured. Just wondering what kind of progress either of you might have made in the last five months and if you have any insights to share? Thanks!
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