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I think this could be quite helpful, even if it wasn't too ambitious. Like, just make web clones of decent learning games, make sure they get published on a sin
by ianbicking 5y ago
I think this could be quite helpful, even if it wasn't too ambitious. Like, just make web clones of decent learning games, make sure they get published on a single reputable domain, and make it easy for people to contribute.
Like Number Munchers is a fine game. It's not a revolution in education or anything. But it would not be very hard to clone, publish, and make it easier to find and use than an archive.org emulator. Make it data driven and educators might want to contribute new tasks.
One game isn't much but if you put half a dozen together that could be a good start. In my experience kids are not as picky as people expect so long as you treat them decently.