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Instructional Game - Lyrical Genius

6/2/2019

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The last entry in my series of instructional games is Lyrical Genius.  Learning a new language can be difficult, this game attempts to inject a little bit of fun into the process.  Players are asked to listen to a clip of a popular song and match words on the screen with the correct lyrics.
Lyrical Genius by John Parsell is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Lyrical Genius
Challenge your friends to lyrical combat!
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Goal:​
Enhance reading and listening comprehension for English as a second language students.​

Objective:
Players will identify and match lyrics sung from popular songs to written words.​

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Instructional Game - Mathlock

5/19/2019

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Game number two on my series of instructional games is Mathlock.  Growing up I loved watching the Matlock T.V. show.  The main character inspired the plot of this mobile game intended to help children learn how to solve word problems.
Mathlock by John Parsell is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Mathlock
You play Mathlock, a lawyer with a gift for math and a love of hotdogs.
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You must win your cases to enjoy a tasty hotdog treat.  Lose and your clients will go to jail! 
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​Goal:
To provide middle school aged children practice solving word problems.

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Instructional Game - Dr. Quentin Dentin

5/5/2019

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As part of my Instructional Technology Masters program at Bloomsburg University I attended a class on instructional game design.  Throughout the class we were challenged with developing a series of proposals for instructional games that could be developed for a variety of devices and needs.  It was an absolute blast and one of my favorite classes out of the entire program.  

Over the next few months I'm going to post the top three games that I proposed for a few reasons.  First, I enjoyed creating the proposals and want to share them.  Secondly, in the interest of sharing if you're reading this and interested in creating non-commercial work based off of them...feel free.   Thirdly, I'd like to hear your feedback.  What could I have done better or included?

With the exposition taken care of...let's get started.

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