Musings and findings about teaching with games. Created by the learning community of EDTEC 670 at San Diego State University.
Tuesday, November 19, 2002
Interactive Review Exercises for Soldiers
LuxorMedia has an online demonstration of their Virtual Mission Preparation interactive exercises for military personnel. The exercises are intended as a review of courseware and cover everything from conduct as a prisoner of way to Bosnian ethnic groups. There are a variety of interesting games, including dragging keys to unlock doors, a version of the old shell game, more traditional fill-ins and ordering items, and, of course, an action packed firing range game. (Yes, I was mortified when I shot a squirrel by mistake.) The use of audio in the games is quite engaging. There is a narrator that provides instructions and a commander (complete with gruffy voice) that informs you that you're either "on target" or you need to "re-engage." Some great examples here... enjoy!
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