If you're a fan of games, you've probably experienced the feeling of playing some games, and found several flaws in the game. Fortunately, many developers work hard to improve and update the games, making the experience more and more immersive and satisfying. For this reason, we are pleased to share the improvements made to the Maths and Science modules, which have recently undergone significant updates compared to the previous version. Our goal is to provide a more captivating learning experience for all students and teachers.
To begin with, the improvements were made in two modules (Module1-Mathematics, Module1-Sciences), both in terms of didactics and game mechanisms, thus verifying distinct improvements in each minigame. In module 1 of Mathematics, there are changes in the level of visual elements; in the module of Sciences it is possible to observe an improvement in dynamics and use in games:
Farm's game;
Game of pedestals.
Other important improvements involving these modules that can be observed are the following:
Adjusted camera movements;
Greater enhancement of the life chests and their visual count of them;
Changes in module credits.
We also inform you that a new database (tool for collecting and organizing information) has been created and the menu of classifications/rankings has been changed. Some of the improvements of the same consist in the presence of:
Student ratings relative to the class;
Student ratings for their games by module;
Statistics of each game and by module;
Teacher have access to student ratings and statistics information for all their classes.
News to give!
Last week we launched two more modules (Module2-Mathematics, Module2-Sciences) each of them with the subdomain of Isometry and Digestive System respectively, aiming to help students develop skills and knowledge on the different topics.
In module 2 of Mathematics, it is possible to explore the following contents:
Rotations;
Transitions;
Reflections;
Mediatrists and Bissetrizes;
Symmetries;
Three-dimensional perceptions;
Spatial Orientation.
While in module 2 of Sciences, you will have the opportunity to explore the following contents:
Human Digestive System;
Animal Digestive System;
Food Care and Digestive System Organs;
Health associated with food care.
Currently, our development team is hard at work on 3 new modules, which are expected to be released in the next two months, as well as updates to existing modules.
Hopefully, you'll be excited about these improvements which have been made and the news presented, as well as those to come. Stay tuned for the new Maths and Science modules. If you are interested in having access to our modules, do not forget to talk to your educational institution, just contact us!