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Five 'design your own game' sites for creative students and learners to take gaming to a deeper level by creating and designing games them self.
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Scooped by Beth Dichter |
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Beth Dichter's insight:
What a great idea...have your students design their own games. This post provides information of five websites that allow you to design your own game. Each has some information that may help you decide which you would like to test. The list of five:
* Sploder - "use simple command tools to create intricate games of all kinds, from arcade to platform games, space adventures to physics puzzles"
* Draw4Play - "Ideal for younger students, this game allows the player to create their own pathway for a stick man hero..."
* Isoball3 - "Great for learning about kinetics, this physics game requires students to create the landscape of their own game..."
* Jacksmith - "...great for younger students...is in cartoon form"
* Purpose Games - "...this site allows them to design more academic games, like multiple-choice quizzes, head-to-head ‘knowledge battles’ or map-based geography games."
Can our students do this?
There is a magic today with the wealth of tools that support students and their creativity. Creation and discovery is a powerful combination for learning.