Here’s a demonstration video, a quick introduction to GeoGames by Game Designer Jeffrey Wiener on an interactive “white board” to a classroom for the first time before they break off into teams to play.
Here’s a demonstration video featuring a team of two boys (aged 9 and 10) playing GeoGames on the SmartBoard.
Here’s a demonstration video featuring an 8-year old plays GeoGames, a free interactive Flash geography game developed for the non-profit Reach the World, where users can build planet Earth, add countries and cities, and print out their maps afterwards.
Here’s a demonstration video of how GeoGames can be played on the SMART board by TEAMS of students working together. Using a projected computer onto an interactive white board adds many positive dynamics into the learning process: teamwork and collaboration being the most pronounced.
GeoGames was created by YoungMindInteractive’s director Jeffrey Wiener for the non-profit Reach the World. This fabulously fun Flash game effectively teaches a basic knowledge of the world’s primary geographic features. GeoGames lets you construct the planet earth by dragging geographic features onto a rotatable 3D sphere, with a Timer keeping…
Oceanside Unified School District, like many others, has begun using tablets and mobile devices as educational tools. One main point about integrating the technology was that the focus was not only on using the technology to create projects and conduct research, but on making sure the devices fully enhanced the…
