* Crerebriti * The best way to learn something, is to do so while enjoying yourself. Cerebriti mainly aims at teachers, who can create edu-quizes for their students on this platform or even assign the task of creating games to their students, as the best way of learning something is starting to teach somebody else… […]
* Storysign * This free app works with selected children’s books and translates the written text into sign language The aim is to help deaf children learn how to read. This is how it works. First, the child or parent opens the app and clicks on the selected book from the StorySign library. Then they
* Rewire – Virtual Reality Course for Kids with ASD (and their teachers) * Rewire is a game based VR course to educate kids with ASD. Its goal is to help teachers make the educational process for kids with ASD more effective, engaging and easier. The course was created in cooperation with ABA specialists and
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* Influent * This video game is aimed at inspiring people around the world to pick up a new language by making vocabulary acquisition and proper pronunciation a fun and rewarding experience without the need for pencils or books. Players explore an interactive 3D environment (a.k.a. the flat of the protagonist) which is filled with
* Kids Computer * Kids Computer is an educational application with multiple types of entertaining games that help children to learn. It teaches the alphabet with objects that have the letter of the alphabet for example A is for apple, B is for a bee, etc.Kids Computer also teaches children how to write the alphabets
* Extreme Event * This first-person role-playing game definitively is no single-player game. Extreme Event provides the participants with a taste of what it takes, to build community resilience in the face of disaster. Players work together in order to make decisions and to solve problems during an engaging, fast-paced disaster simulation. What you need
* Lure of the Labyrinth * In the world of “Lure of the Labyrinth”, students (players) progress through three sections, or rather “wings.” Each one is related to a different maths strand that is part of the typical pre-algebra curriculum. Proportions (including fractions and ratios), Variables and Equations, Number and Operations (including geometry, order of
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* Steno Arcade * Early Access, FTP game that aims to teach steno (shorthand) and keyboard typing basics via game-mechanics. While Steno Arcade is designed to be played with a steno machine, it can also be looked at as a traditional typing game that can be played with any standard keyboard. A NKRO (N-key rollover)
* Wilty – language tutoring in VR * Software to learn new languages by meeting the tutor in a VR-environment. Witly offers personal language tutoring for free. Just schedule your lesson with a teacher and meet him face-to-face, even if they live on the other side of the world. Due to VR-equipment players can enjoy
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* Trivia * The main goal of the game is to answer the highest number of questions, having a máximum of 20 questions in the first phase. You Access the second phase if you answer correctly at least one question of each category. There are six categories: sport and leisure, science, history, geography, art and