EduQuest Architect - Spa - AI-powered Learning Design

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An educator specifies objectives like understanding the causes of World War II.

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Using EduQuest, the educator maps these objectives to different levels of a game, ensuring each level addresses specific learning goals.

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Choosing elements like points, leaderboards, and story-driven missions.

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In a science class, points are awarded for correctly answering questions about the solar system, and leaderboards display top student scores to encourage competition.

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Creating an interactive story where students solve math problems to advance.

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Students engage in a treasure hunt game where solving algebraic equations reveals clues to proceed to the next stage, integrating learning with engaging narrative elements.

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Suggesting platforms like Unity or Scratch for game creation.

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For a coding class, Scratch is recommended to allow students to visually program their own interactive stories and games, which reinforces logical thinking and problem-solving skills.

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Guiding users in embedding educational content into game mechanics.

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A biology teacher uses the platform to create a game where students build ecosystems, selecting organisms and environments that teach about biodiversity and ecological relationships.

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Implementing quizzes and achievement systems to assess learning progress.

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In a language learning game, students complete spoken language challenges, and the game provides immediate feedback and points based on their performance.