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Word search is a puzzle which helps young students with letter recognition. As well, it can help older students with spelling memorization and phonetic pronunciation, as students quickly learn that the puzzles are most easily solved by memorizing each word one at a time-- either by spelling or by pronunciation-- to avoid having to constantly reference the word list and lose their place in the puzzle.

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Word search is a puzzle which helps young students with letter recognition. As well, it can help older students with spelling memorization and phonetic pronunciation, as students quickly learn that the puzzles are most easily solved by memorizing each word one at a time-- either by spelling or by pronunciation-- to avoid having to constantly reference the word list and lose their place in the puzzle.

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Word search is a puzzle which helps young students with letter recognition. As well, it can help older students with spelling memorization and phonetic pronunciation, as students quickly learn that the puzzles are most easily solved by memorizing each word one at a time-- either by spelling or by pronunciation-- to avoid having to constantly reference the word list and lose their place in the puzzle.

The word search generator is built to avoid accidentally generating foul language, as well as accidentally generating duplicate words. However, it would be well-advised to make sure you do not include either of these in your own word lists. It is easy to accidentally enter duplicate words by entering words found in other words (e.g. "SNOW" and "SNOWMAN"); students will typically take the lazy way out and circle both words in one.

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Word search is a puzzle which helps young students with letter recognition. As well, it can help older students with spelling memorization and phonetic pronunciation, as students quickly learn that the puzzles are most easily solved by memorizing each word one at a time-- either by spelling or by pronunciation-- to avoid having to constantly reference the word list and lose their place in the puzzle.

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Introduction: Secret Postcard Decoder

Ciphers are a secret or disguised way of writing. Ciphers and codes have been around a very long time and have seen endless variations and iterations in order to confuse those who aren't meant to read its contents. In recent times we use computers to come up with complex algorithms in order to encode our private transmissions, however I am partial to the old-school, analog method of encoding. This paper postcard decoder is a very basic, entry-level approach to understanding ciphers and is great fun for postcards.

This postcard decoder is placed over your postcard and can be used to encode a message, then decode the message after it's been sent. The cipher code can be sent either in a separate transmission or hidden somewhere on the package itself, allowing savvy codebreakers a clue on how to decipher your message. Though this cipher is not as sophisticated as some digital ones, it's a fun, low-tech and effective!

Here's what I used to make my postcard decoder:

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Step 1: Measure and Cut

This paper cipher works by filtering out (or omitting) a portion of the plaintext to reveal the secret message (ciphertext). It may sound complicated, but it's easy once you see how it works. I chose to make my cipher sophisticated and use all four alignments of my card (top/bottom facing up, and top/bottom facing down) ∴ four ciphers will be created from one sheet of cardstock.
You can create more or less ciphers depending on the complexity of the message you want to send.

Start by measuring the width and height of the space you want to write your message. Transfer these measurements to your cardstock, creating a boundary box for your cipher to fit. Then, divide the width by four and draw vertical lines to separate the box into four columns (as we are using four ciphers to decode this message, which corresponds with the four alignments of our cardstock). Next draw horizontal lines about the height of your writing down the boundary box to create a grid, you'll need an even number of rows. You should now have a grid of equally sized rectangles inside your boundary box.

Next, label the rectangles with numbers. Starting by labeling the four corner boxes with the number 1, then move towards the centre of the sheet labeling with numbers. Eventually the numbers will converge, at this point move on to the next column and continue numbering towards the centre. Continue until your grid is completely filled in.

Next it's time to cut out some rectangles and create the cipher. Using your hobby knife, carefully cut out one rectangle of each number shown on the grid. Soon you'll have revealed your super secret cipher.

I've included a template for a grid that can be printed on your home printer (A4 / 8.5"x11") that will fit the writable area of most standard post cards. Just "save as", print, number and cut out your cipher.

Step 2: Label Sides

You can now label your decoder. I put a 1 on the top of one side, then flipped it over and placed a 2 on the top of the other side. The decoder was rotated 180 degrees and the front and back were labeled again with 3 and 4. These numbers now represent the four ciphers you have on your cardstock.

Step 3: Start Your Message

Starting with the 1 cipher, place the cardstock over the portion of your postcard you want to write on, then fill out your message in the cut-outs. When you reach the end of the cardstock, move on to cipher 2, align the cipher with the postcard and continue filling in the cut-out boxes. Repeat this process for ciphers 3 and 4.

After, you should have a block of plaintext of nonsense. your encryption is complete!

Step 4: Send and Decode

With the message encoded you're ready to send your super secret message. If you're feeling very clever you can hide your encryption method somewhere on your postcard. For example, you could hide a list of numbers which correspond to the box cutouts in an inconspicuous place on the postcard itself (cipher 1 would be: 1,4,2,4,3,2,4,2,1,3,4,4,3,1,2,3), this would allow the receiver to make their own cipher cut out and decode your message. Or, you can just send the cipher in a separate email or post.

This classic method of encoding has been around for ages and been remixed countless times with varying degrees. Did you make your own paper codec, maybe an improvement on my design?I want to see it! Share a picture of your version in the comments below.

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Your goal is to design the most fun, challenging, immersive escape room game in your area.

Or, heck - no reason to limit yourself . . . you want to design the best escape game in the world!

To do that, you need great puzzles.

You need puzzles that will challenge your customers, but which will also be fun and just the right amount of difficult to make them enjoy solving them without getting angry or frustrated.

The puzzle ideas in Nowescape's blog, 101 Best Escape Room Puzzle Ideas, helped you get started. Now we've compiled another list to spark your imagination and help get you on the path to success.

Remember, you don't want to just copy these ideas exactly as they are. If everyone used the same puzzle ideas in their room escapes, customers would get bored pretty quickly.

Take these ideas and give them your own unique spin. Your customers will appreciate it, and your revenue will reflect it!

Let's get started!

Hidden Messages and Cyphers

Using cyphers and other techniques to hide secret messages is a great way to give players information while simultaneously ensuring that they experience some extremely satisfying wins.

Idea 1: Use a scytale cipher to hide a message.

Idea 2: Hide a message in a snote.

Idea 3: Hide a message using a red reveal technique.

Idea 4: Use a mask technique to reveal a hidden message.

Idea 5: Similar to Idea 4, use a postcard decoder to hide a message.

Idea 6. Use the NATO phonetic alphabet to create a message.

Idea 7: If appropriate for your theme, write coded messages in fictional alphabets.

Playing Hide and Seek

Finding something that has been hidden is a particularly satisfying moment for escape room players. Even if they still have to figure out what to do with the object(s) they've found, the moment of discovery always energizes everyone in the room.

Idea 8: Hide a clue inside a fortune cookie.

Idea 9: Hide plastic Easter eggs or other objects that easily break open around the room. Place slips of paper with message fragments inside them. Players must find them all to complete the message.

Idea 10: Write a message on the back of a painting.

Idea 11: Hide a message within the image in a painting.

Idea 12: Design a desk drawer or trunk with a secret compartment and hide something in it.

Idea 13: Hide a message in the underside of an umbrella. [Note: Another way to add immersion would be to give players "bad luck" once they've opened the umbrella to get the clue.]

Idea 14: Hide an object inside a skeleton's "stomach," as if it had once been swallowed. Players must unbutton the skeleton's shirt and reach between its bones to retrieve the object.

Idea 15: Place a whiteboard or chalkboard in the room with notes or equations all over it. Players must erase the chalk or dry erase ink from the board to reveal a message written in permanent ink.

Idea 16: Place an ancient research diary (à la Professor Jones' diary) in the room. Hide cryptic clues throughout the notes scribbled within.

Idea 17: Leave a blank notepad on a desk. Players must scribble lightly with a pencil on the top page of a notepad to reveal the note that had been written on the page above it.

Idea 18: Place a computer or tablet in the room that takes players to a room-specific website you've created. Place clues in the website text and images.

Idea 19: Write a message on something tiny and require players to use a microscope to read it.

Idea 20: Place instructions somewhere in the room, but rip off the bottom section, so the instructions are incomplete. Hide the bottom section as a charred piece of paper that falls from the chimney if players open the flue in the fireplace (as if someone tried to burn the paper, and it flew up into the chimney before it was completely destroyed).

Locking Things Up

A lot of exit games use locks as a prop and puzzle. Be careful not to rely too heavily on this puzzle type, or your customers will get bored. A few locks here and there, though, can be nice satisfying wins that don't require too much effort to figure out.

Combination Locks

Here are some ways to provide lock combinations.

Idea 21: Use a book series (the kind that has numbers on the spines) and draw a diagonal line across the bottoms of the books. Players must stack the books so the line is straight, then use the numbers on the spines as a combination.

Idea 22: Write a combination in invisible ink on the bottom of the box containing the lock.

Idea 23: Write a combination on the inside of a lamp shade.

Idea 24: Provide the combination in a Chinese takeout menu with certain meal numbers circled.

Idea 25: Provide solved number puzzles with incorrect answers; require players to recognize which answers are wrong and use those numbers as a combination.

Keypad Locks

There are generally two steps to solving a keypad lock. First players must figure out which buttons are part of the code. Second they must figure out the order in which to push those buttons.

You can place a datebook with a significant year or other clue elsewhere in the room to give them the right order.

Idea 26: If players blow powder on a button keypad, the powder will stick to the buttons that have the most oil on them.

Idea 27: A button keypad with some of the number labels worn off will also show players which buttons are used most frequently.

Finding, Unlocking, and Opening Doors

Many escape rooms are really made up of several connected rooms, giving game designers opportunities to challenge players with secret or locked doors.

Secret Doors

Idea 28: Create a hidden door that is only visible by the light from the next room seeping through the cracks around its edges. Players cannot find it unless they turn off the lights.

Idea 29: Create a hidden door that can be found if players feel a draft coming through the cracks around its edges; this may require holding up a lit match or lighter to see where the flame wavers.

Idea 30: Create a hidden bookcase door that requires pulling the right book or a nearby wall sconce to open it.

Idea 31: Make the back panel of a closet a door that opens when another task is completed in the room; players must return to the closet to realize it has opened.

Idea 32: Hide a secret door in the back of a fireplace. Players must crawl through the fireplace to go through it.

Locked Doors

Idea 33: Hide a key in a drain. Players must use a magnet attached to a piece of wire to retrieve it.

Idea 34: To make Item 33 more challenging, require players to remove a painting's hanging wire to retrieve the key.

Idea 35: If you have a prison cell or enclosure with bars players can reach through, require players to reach through and unlock the door backwards using a mirror.

Idea 36: Create a door without a visible lock that only opens if players use the right knock pattern.

Idea 37: Or, similar to Item 36, program a desk drawer to remain locked until players knock on the right spot on the desk surface.

Idea 38: Create a door that pops open if a certain action is performed elsewhere in the room but latches again if players don't access it immediately. One player must perform the task that opens the door, and another must rush through it or find a way to keep it open.

Idea 39: Create a room with various types of tiles on the floor and a locked door on the other side. If players simply walk across the room, nothing happens. Players must get from one side of the room to the other without stepping on certain tiles or stepping only on the correct sequence of tiles to unlock the door.

Idea 40: Give players a locked door with a key in the keyhole - but on the other side. In order to get the key and unlock the door, players must slide something flat, like a piece of paper or a mat, under the door so it sits below the doorknob. Then they must poke something into their side of the keyhole to push the key out, so it lands on the flat object. They can then retrieve the key by carefully pulling the flat object back to their side of the door. [Note: With a puzzle like this, you must have a backup solution prepared in case the players push the key out without something there to catch it. Unlike a video game, where players can recognize that they missed a step and go back to try again, in real life, once the key is on the floor in the next room, the first solution will never be possible again.]

Activities

Not all challenges should involve decoding or unlocking things. Sometimes players enjoy performing unusual tasks or activities that require multiple steps to accomplish an overall objective.

Idea 41: Players must repair an electronic device by correctly configuring dip switches.

Idea 42: Players in an art gallery must replicate the poses of statues.

Idea 43: Similar to Idea 42, players must adjust statue poses (move their arms, legs, and heads) to match images they're provided.

Idea 44: Players must swap out an object with something of equal weight.

Idea 45: Players must figure out how to turn an old, beat up radio on (they may need to "repair" it first) and tune it to the right frequency to hear auditory clues.

Idea 46: Players must build a musical instrument out of objects found in the room and use it to play a specific melody.

Idea 47: Players must use a litmus test to analyze a solution. [Note: Some players may not know what a litmus test is. Make sure you include an explanation and instructions somewhere in the room.]

Idea 48: Players must reach behind the top drawer of a desk or file cabinet to retrieve items in locked drawer below it.

Idea 49: Players must wind a grandfather clock. [Note: Many people today may not know how to wind grandfather clock, so you might need to hide instructions elsewhere in the room.]

Idea 50: Straight out of LOST: Give players a computer keyboard and require them to type a series of numbers in at regular intervals to avoid catastrophe.

Idea 51: Players must program a robot to perform a task they cannot do themselves.

Idea 52: Provide an 8mm or 16mm film projector and a reel of film; players must use the projector to watch the film. [Note: Many players may not know how to thread film through a projector. Make sure you include instructions somewhere in the room.]

Idea 53: To make Idea 49 more challenging, give players a reel of film that's missing a critical section. Hide the section elsewhere and require players to splice the missing piece into the film to watch the whole thing.

Idea 54: A player in one room must carry out a task by following directions provided by a second player watching from another room on a monitor.

Idea 55: Supply players with a flashlight that has no batteries. Elsewhere supply them with a clock or other object that uses the same type of batteries. Players must recognize that they need to remove the batteries from one object and use them in the other.

Idea 56: Use a cryptic code to provide the correct on-off configuration for circuit breakers in a breaker box.

Idea 57: Place a dispenser (such as a cigarette, soda, or snack machine) in the room that contains something players need (for example, a bottle of water to use in another puzzle). Players must find a coin or slug to access the object. Alternately, players must find another way to access the object. [Note: Make sure the machine is bolted to the floor to prevent players from accidentally pulling it over on themselves while trying to get the object out.]

Idea 58: Give players a brief glimpse of a scattered set of objects or a picture with multiple items in it. Require players to remember as many of the items as they can later in the game, [Note: Make sure you provide a clue that lets players know their memories will be tested later or allow them a second chance to view the items.]

Idea 59: Send players into the future with a time travel device and require them to figure out how to set it to return to the current time.

Idea 60: Send players into the future with a time travel machine and require them to figure out how to repair it using tools that have not yet been invented.

Set Decoration? Or Puzzle?

If you're doing a good job of creating a thoroughly immersive environment, your escape room will contain some furnishings and props that are there solely for aesthetic purposes. Figuring out what's useful and what's just part of the set decoration is part of the fun.

Mirrors and Paintings

Idea 61: A mirror that turns into a painting that reveals a clue if players read an incantation or repeat "Bloody Mary" in front of it.

Idea 62: A mirror in which players can see "ghosts" standing or moving around behind them in the room. The ghosts' activities can provide clues regarding where things are hidden or how to operate machinery.

Idea 63: A painting in which the subjects move when players aren't looking. Subjects may point or turn their heads to provide clues. [Note: In a historic room where you don't want to use a computer monitor or walkie talkies as a hint system, this could be your solution.]

Idea 64: A painting in which the subjects advance closer to the frame when players get closer to the right answer and move farther away when players get 'colder.'

Idea 65: A painting or an old photograph showing the room players are in with a different furniture configuration; activate a switch if players rearrange the furniture to match the picture.

Idea 66: To make Idea 66 more challenging, make one of the pieces of furniture broken or missing, requiring players to find a substitute to place in that spot.

Idea 67: A mirror that players can reach through or step through into "opposite world." Players must use teamwork between the two rooms to accomplish a task.

Idea 68: Activate a switch when players straighten a crooked painting.

Idea 69: Require players to slide a painting sideways to find something behind it.

Flooring

Idea 70: Make a clue part of the design on the floor or carpet, so it can only be read if players climb on a ladder or otherwise view it from a high vantage point.

Idea 71: Create an "X marks the spot" puzzle in which players can only see the answer they're looking for if they stand directly on an X.

Idea 72: Create a room in which the floor is a sliding tile puzzle. Players must first figure out how to move the tiles, then solve the puzzle.

Idea 73: Create a room that is a lifesize version of a board game board. Players must act appropriately as pieces on the game board to reach the "end space," i.e, the other side of the room.

Changing Environment

While a single room filled with puzzles can be fun, opportunities to move through a larger environment or anticipate changes to the environment (whether real or fictional) can significantly increase the fun of exploration, as well as the sense of urgency.

Idea 74: Put players in a room that gets colder or warmer over time. Players must figure out how to stabilize the temperature.

Idea 75: Shut the lights in the room off and then on again. Change something in the room every time the lights are off. Players must recognize what has changed.

Idea 76: Inform players that they have a limited amount of air. Require them to make it into another room within a certain amount of time (depending on the complexity of the puzzles in the first room, this could be anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes) or they forfeit the game.

Idea 77: Supply players with a lantern that's almost out of oil or a flashlight with dying batteries. Require them to make it into another room before they run out of light. [Note: If they do run out of light, you have the option of forcing them to forfeit the game or allowing them to continue to play in the dark, perhaps with a sliver of light seeping in through a "window." Or you can tell them they've been eaten by a grue.]

Idea 78: Lock each player in a separate room with its own set of puzzles. Once players escape from their private rooms, they must all work together to escape the central room. [Note: A game like this can allow for repeat visits, since each individual room has a unique set of puzzles.]

Idea 79: Put players in a room that gets smaller over time (for example, the walls gradually move in or the ceiling slowly lowers). Players must figure out how to either stop the room from contracting or escape before they're "crushed."

Interaction With the Outside World

As escape rooms begin to blur the line between games and interactive theater, many escape room operators are creating ways for players to interact with non-player characters or gain an awareness of the fictional world outside the room(s) they're in.

Idea 80: Make the first puzzle the players must solve figuring out how to ask for hints. Players must successfully interact with the game master to complete the task.

Idea 81: Give players a two-way radio to communicate with a commander or extraction team. They must figure out the right password in order to get a useful response.

Idea 82: Use the sound of thunder outside the room to indicate the right time to perform a task. For example, players may need to perform a loud action that they don't want the guards outside the room to hear.

Idea 83: Provide an extremely quiet audible clue that can only be heard in complete silence; players must stop talking and listen carefully to hear it.

Idea 84: To make Idea 83 more challenging, fill the room with a loud noise, such as water rushing over a dam or a constantly bleating alarm. Require players to figure out how to shut off the noise (open the dam, shut off the alarm, etc.).

Idea 85: Provide clues through snatches of sound coming through the static from a radio or television.

Idea 86: Require players to figure out how to access and watch digital "captain's logs" or a "distress signal" from a spaceship or space station.

Idea 87: Let players know there is another prisoner in the next room. Have the prisoner send them messages using tap code. [Note: Many players will be unfamiliar with this code. Make sure you provide a key to deciphering the messages and let them hear any critical messages enough times to solve the puzzle.]

Idea 88: To make Idea 87 more challenging, require players to respond using tap code.

Idea 89: Include a pet door and allow players to hear a cat or dog "outside." If players push a bowl of cat or dog food through the pet door and wait, they'll find that the food is gone and in its place is a collar with a note attached when they retrieve the bowl later.

Idea 90: Send players a coded message, then require them to code a response and send it back. Later in the game, their success at this task may impact their success with another puzzle (e.g., the later puzzle is much harder - but not impossible - if they failed to correctly send their message early in the game).

Idea 91: Include key pieces of information in conversations carried on by actors (or a recording of actors) on the other side of a door or wall.

Idea 92: Alert players to an impending explosion or attack. Require them to protect themselves when the time comes by building a protective barrier to block fire or debris or finding a secure hiding place.

Idea 93: Set up a task that requires players to use a lot of electricity. Use the sound of a thunderstorm "outside" to alert them to the presence of lightning and require them to enable a lightning rod to access the power.

Idea 94: Use the smell of cigarette smoke to alert players to an approaching guard or other non-player character.

Idea 95: Create "windows" that show players what's going on outside the room or building; require them to use this information to track progress or solve puzzles within the room. For example, if a zombie apocalypse is underway, allowing players to witness how the zombie's behavior is changing over time may provide clues to a puzzle. [Note: Even if the things players can see outside don't help them solve puzzles, it can add to the immersive quality of the room. For example, being aware of the increasing numbers of zombies outside the "window" can add a sense of urgency.]

Getting Players Out of Their Comfort Zones

Depending on your escape room theme, players may be prepared to get a little dirty or do things they wouldn't ordinarily do. Just make sure your room descriptions and marketing materials alert customers up front that your room contains scary or uncomfortable elements.

Idea 96: Require players to reach into a tub or sink basin filled with disgusting water to retrieve a key or clue.

Idea 97: Require players to use a container to retrieve filthy water from a tub or sink basin and use it to solve another puzzle (such as causing a key to float to the top of a tube that's too small to reach into).

Idea 98: Create a room that can only be accessed by climbing into a large drawer and being pushed through the wall by the other players.

Idea 99: Require players to reach through cobwebs, bugs, or something slimy to get a key or a clue.

Idea 100: Give players an object they need to complete a task in another room, but make it impossible to carry it through the door (for example, the door could lock every time they approach it with the object in their hands). Players must find an alternate way to move the object to the other room, such as crawling through a narrow vent or a filthy crawlspace under the floor.

There you go! Our list of 100 more puzzle ideas for your next escape room.

We hope these ideas brought your imagination to life and gave you the spark you needed to create a thrilling and challenging exit game to delight your customers.

Special thanks to the following people and organizations for providing the inspiration for the puzzles in this list.

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If you haven't read it already, check out our first blog of puzzle ideas, 101 Best Escape Room Puzzles.

If you're just getting started and thinking about opening your own escape room, check out How to Open Your Own Escape Room: A Simple 22-Step Guide.

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Un candado digital no es más que una página web en la que los participantes deben introducir un código (número, palabras, texto, etc.) o solución correcta para poder acceder a cierta información que encierra el candado.

Imagina una caja de madera cerrada con un candado de combinación. El candado es en si un reto (desafío) para los participantes que deben encontrar la combinación correcta (solución) y así poder abrir la caja y obtener lo que hay dentro (recompensa).

Un candado digital lo puedes usar de forma similar. En vez de encontrar un candado físico la caja estará cerrada con una brida y un código QR o un papel con una dirección web. Cuando los participantes encuentren ese código QR o introduzcan esa dirección web en el navegador llegarán a la pagina web del candado que les planteará el desafío. Habitualmente en cualquier candado digital habrá un formulario en el que los participantes tendrán que escribir la solución que abre dicho candado.

Si la solución es correcta, obtendrán la recompensa que puede ser un nuevo enigma (el candado les lleva a un nuevo candado digital), una pista para resolver otro reto, un código para abrir un candado físico o cualquier otra cosa que se nos ocurra.

Si la solución no es correcta, dependiendo de como hayas configurado el candado puede no pasar nada o puede haber algún tipo de penalización como que se les reste algo de tiempo del contador o que se reste un intento del número máximo de intentos permitidos.

Por ejemplo, en este enlace puedes ver un ejemplo de candado digital para un escape room educativo sobre cuadros históricos.

Beneficios de los candados digitales

Los candados digitales online presentan varias ventajas respecto a los candados físicos tradicionales como:

Coste cero.

El presupuesto disponible siempre es una limitación a la hora de preparar nuestro escape room educativo. Dependiendo del tipo de candado físicos que compres algunos pueden llegar a tener un precio elevado en comparación con los candado más sencillos. Además si tienes que preparar un escape room para un grupo muy grande de jugadores (por ejemplo más de 50) el presupuesto en candados se puede disparar.

Sin embargo, con el Generador de Candados Digitales online, y las herramientas que te mostramos a continuación puedes crear tantos candados digitales como necesites totalmente gratis. Basta con que facilites la dirección web a los participantes para que puedan acceder al mismo.

Flexibilidad.

Si tuvieras que preparar un escape room educativo para muchos participantes, hacerlo con candados físicos sería, además de muy costoso por el número de candados que tendrías que comprar, bastante difícil de gestionar. Tendrías que asegurarte de que tienes todos los candados necesarios, de que todos están en el lugar correspondiente y de que todos los candados funcionan correctamente y ya sabemos que al usar candados baratos muchas veces fallan.
Con los candados digitales la complejidad se reduce porque varios grupos pueden utilizar los mismos candados digitales a la vez y puedes generar tantos como necesites.
Facilitan la creación de escape rooms online.
Te permiten crear escape rooms educativos online únicamente utilizando estos candados digitales, enlazando uno con otro. Es decir, al resolver un candado, éste llevaría automáticamente al siguiente enigma con su correspondiente candado y así sucesivamente.
En este caso, te recomendamos que vayas creando los candados en orden inverso. Es decir, primero crea el candado que los participantes encontrarían en último lugar. Así tendrás el enlace del último candado para poder usarlo en la recompensa del penúltimo candado. Tendrás que ir repitiendo este proceso hasta crear tu primer candado. Recuerda escribir en algun documento las direcciones web de cada candado e incluso ve pegando los códigos QR de cada uno.

No hay límites en el entorno digital.

Al estar trabajando en un entorno digital no tienes ningún límite al tipo de información o contenidos que puedes mostrar como recompensa. Es decir, puedes plantear un reto en el que los participantes tengan que ver un video y responder a una pregunta. O que la recompensa del candado sea ver una imagen en 360º donde descubran una pista. Puedes usar todos los recursos multimedia a tu alcance como audios, videos, aplicaciones, herramientas interactivas, etc. No hay límites.

Las opciones y herramientas que tienes para crear candados digitales son prácticamente infinitas. Nosotros hemos llegado a crear candados con herramientas para hacer chatbots. El límite es tu imaginación. Para empezar aquí tienes tres relativamente sencillas incluido el Generador de Candados Digitales online,

Opción 1: Creando un candado en Google Forms

Una de las formas más sencillas es hacerlo creando un formulario gratuito de Google Forms.

En este enlace de Blogsita "Guía para diseñar un breakout edu y escape room" puedes descargar una estupenda guía en PDF sobre la experiencia de Monste Poyatos (@mpoyatos), María Fernández (@mariafergago) y Ana María Martínez (@nosolopiano) utilizando y creando candados digitales. En la guía puedes ver paso a paso como crear un candado digital usando Google Forms.

Pero si lo que te gusta son los vídeos, en este de Marta López (@martalc88) puedes ver cómo hacerlo muy fácilmente:

También, el megacrack de los escape room educativos Christian Negre (@applejux) comparte en su blog Applejux.org otro videotutorial muy útil (está en catalán pero se puede seguir muy fácilmente). Puedes verlo en este enlace "Crear un qüestionari amb Google Forms per utilitzar en un #breakoutedu"

Opción 2: Creando un candado numérico en Genially
En este otro vídeo de Noberto Cuartero Toledo (@MrCuarter) tienes un tutoríal paso a paso sobre cómo puedes crear un candado numérico a modo de teclado tipo caja fuerte con Genial.ly.
Opción 3: Usando nuestro generador de candados digital gratuito

Como sabemos que no todo el mundo se maneja igual con las nuevas tecnologías hemos creado nuestro propio Generador de Candados Digitales online, para que en unos pocos segundos puedas configurar el tuyo propio y adaptarlo a la temática de tu escape room con los distintos fondos personalizables. Incluso puedes subir tu propio fondo.

Básicamente tendrás que decidir cuál es el enigma que quieres mostrar. Este enigma puedes plantearlo con texto o incluso añadiendo una imagen. Por ejemplo, podrías plantearlo usando la herramienta de mensajes codificados con colores. Lo importante es que haya una solución y esta sea única. Aquí tienes otro ejemplo de un candado digital creado con la herramienta usando un conocido acertijo:
https://eduescaperoom.com/enigma/xjtLPyqdflow
Si los participantes encuentran la solución correcta también podrás mostrar una imagen como recompensa. Esta imagen podría ser lo que hubieran encontrado en el interior de una caja.

También puedes configurar el candado para que envíe a los participantes a otra web, por ejemplo a un nuevo candado con un nuevo enigma.
Si estás haciendo un escape room educativo presencial, es decir con varios participantes jugando a la vez en un mismo espacio físico, una de las opciones más interesantes es incluir los candados digitales a modo de códigos QR que encierran cajas o sobres.
El candado digital como sello de control

Puedes utilizar los códigos QR como si fueran un sello de control que solo se puede romperse en caso de que los participantes hayan resuelto el reto planteado por el candado.

Lógicamente un código QR impreso en papel no es como un candado real y puede ser despegado o roto muy fácilmente por los participantes. Por eso tendrás que indicar cuando expliques las normas, durante la bienvenida al escape room educativo, que los códigos QR solo se pueden romper una vez resueltos.

Por nuestra experiencia, los participantes quieren jugar y lo respetarán. Del mismo también podrían usar la fuerza bruta para abrir una caja cerrada con un candado físico y sin embargo no lo hacen porque están realmente motivados por el juego.

Además siempre puedes añadir un motivo que justifique esta norma dentro de la temática de tu escape room. Por ejemplo, si los participantes tienen como objetivo detener el contador de una bomba puedes indicar que los códigos QR están impresos en un papel especial con un circuito que si se rompe sin haber encontrado la solución correcta pueden hacer explotar la bomba.

Hoja de seguimiento

O tra opción para asegurarte de que los participantes no rompen los candados digitales de papel QR sin resolverlos primero es entregarles una hoja de seguimiento o control en la que deban ir apuntando la solución para cada enigma o candado que vayan encontrando en el escape room. Incluso podrías hacer que la combinación final que abre la puerta para salir del escape room o que abre el último candado del último candado tenga que calcularse con esta hoja, a partir de todas las soluciones que hay ido apuntando.

Bridas

Por último, una tercera opción si no te fías de que los jugadores vayan a respetar esa norma, es plastificar el código QR del candado, hacerle un agujero y engancharlo con una brida al cierre de la caja. Puedes establecer que una de las normas sea que los participantes tengan que llamar al gamemaster una vez hayan resuelto el candado digital, decirle la solución, y que el gamemaster corte la brida con unos alicates. Esto puede ser una opción interesante para un escape room donde haya pocos participantes y el gamemaster pueda atender las peticiones de todos.

Sin embargo, ten en cuenta que una de las características más interesantes de los escape room es que puedan ser resueltos por el grupo de forma autónoma y tener que llamar al gamemaster puede "cortar el rollo" y romper esa sensación de autosuficiencia del grupo.

Recomendaciones adicionales

Compatibilidad

Comprueba que tu candado funciona en cualquier plataformas y dispositivo. Si no tienes claro este punto, quizá debas plantearte facilitar tu una tablet o un móvil a los jugadores que hayas comprobado que funciona y así evitar posibles fallos.

Sobre los códigos QR
Asegúrate de que los participantes saben lo qué es un código QR. Si crees que es la primera vez que vayan a verlo quizá debas explicar su funcionamiento en la bienvenida al escape room.
Imprime los códigos QR en un tamaño mínimo de 3 centímetros de lado para que sean legibles por la cámara del teléfono móvil o tablet. Y si piensas usar el código QR en una pantalla, como mínimo debería medir la décima parte de la distancia entre la pantalla y el usuario. Es decir, para una distancia de 10 metros entre el usuario y la pantalla (por ejemplo en un auditorio), el código QR debería medir 1 metro de lado para que fuera fácilmente visible.

Si vas a realizar varias veces tu escape room plantéate plastificar los códigos QR para poder reutilizarlos. En vez de usar códigos QR estáticos puedes crear códigos QR dinámicos con herramientas como The QR Code Generator (muchas gracias por el enlace a otro crack de los escape rooms, Pepe Soriano @eprendizaje). La ventaja que ofrecen los códigos QR dinámicos es que puedes editar tantas veces como quieras el contenido asociado a este codigo QR. Por ejemplo puedes configurar un código QR dinámico para que vaya apuntando a distintas direcciones web. Esto puede ser útil si por ejemplo, habías hecho un puzzle con el código QR y quieres reutilizarlo en otra ocasión pero mostrando un contenido diferente.

Y si quieres aprender más sobre los códigos QR, tipos y cómo se pueden utilizar como herramienta para crear experiencias de aprendizaje puedes leer al artículo 12 ejemplos de uso de los códigos QR en cursos de formación.

Flujo del escape room

Puede suceder que desde el primer momento que comienza el juego la caja con el código QR esté visible para los participantes. Si es así pero quieres controlar el orden de las pruebas y que sea secuencial, añade un elemento de comprobación en tu candado digital. Por ejemplo, tu candado digital podría plantear el siguiente desafío "para abrir este candado suma al año en el que el hombre pisó la luna (contenido de aprendizaje) la combinación que abrió el candado rojo". De esta forma te aseguras de que los participantes primero deberán haber abierto el candado rojo.

Cuéntanos si usas el Generador de Candados Digitales online, la herramienta que hemos diseñado para facilitarte el crear candados digitales , cómo te ha funcionado y cómo la has usado con los participantes en tu Escape Room Educativo. Y si ya utilizas este tipo de recursos en tus escape room educativos y tienes algun consejo o recomendación adicional, no dudes en compartirlo en los comentarios de este artículo.

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Cómo crear y usar candados digitales en tu escape room educativo o breakoutedu

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En esta ocasión os presento diferentes webs donde se pueden generar todo tipo de mensajes secretos y codificados para poder usar en tu aula. La opción de ocultar mensajes es siempre una buena idea para gamificar tus clases, ya sea creando pequeños breakouts en el aula o para actividades más simples. Todos estos recursos que presentan a continuación son gratuitos y de libre acceso.

Agradecer a todos los creadores y creadoras que se citan a continuación por sus aportaciones al claustro virtual de manera gratuita.
THE TEACHER ROOM
Se trata de una plataforma online para docentes que incluye una sección de mensajes secretos. En ella podemos trabajar con diferentes códigos para crear nuestro mensajes secretos, también nos incluye la tabla para descifrarlo y además se puede personalizar los colores y el bocadillo donde va incluido el mensaje. Son diez códigos y además están catalogados (fácil, normal y difícil) para saber la dificultad de transcripción.
http://www.theteachersroom.net/secretmessage/secretmessage.html

EDU ESCAPE ROOM
Edu Escape Room es un concepto que combina la educación con la dinámica de los escape rooms, una actividad lúdica donde los participantes deben resolver acertijos y enigmas para lograr salir de una habitación o alcanzar un objetivo específico en un tiempo limitado. En un Edu Escape Room, los estudiantes se enfrentan a desafíos relacionados con el contenido de un curso o materia específica. Estos desafíos pueden estar diseñados para evaluar el conocimiento previo, reforzar conceptos clave, promover el pensamiento crítico y la resolución de problemas, o incluso introducir nuevos temas de manera interactiva y emocionante.

Esta web, además de ser el portal de un curso online de aprendizaje para la creación de Escape Rooms, dispone de tres grandes herramientas para crear mensajes secretos. Incluye plantillas y tutorial.

El primero sería un codificador de rejilla donde sol con la plantilla troquelada con los agujeros en las letras correctas nos permitirá leer el mensaje.
https://eduescaperoom.com/codificador-rejilla/

El segundo es el conocido como Cifrado César. Es una de las técnicas más simples y antiguas de cifrado de mensajes. Recibe su nombre en honor a Julio César, quien se cree que lo utilizó para comunicarse con sus generales. Consiste en desplazar cada letra del alfabeto una cierta cantidad de posiciones hacia la derecha o hacia la izquierda, según una clave previamente acordada.

Por ejemplo, si utilizamos un desplazamiento de 3 posiciones hacia la derecha, la letra A se convertiría en la D, la B en la E, la C en la F, y así sucesivamente. Este proceso se repite para cada letra del mensaje. Una vez que se ha cifrado el mensaje, para descifrarlo, se aplica el desplazamiento en sentido contrario.

El cifrado César es un método de cifrado muy básico y fácil de entender, pero también es extremadamente vulnerable a ataques de fuerza bruta o análisis de frecuencia, por lo que no se utiliza en la actualidad para la protección de datos sensibles. Sin embargo, sigue siendo útil en contextos educativos o como una introducción al mundo de la criptografía.
https://eduescaperoom.com/cifrado-cesar

Y, por último, el codificado por colores. Se trata de una sencilla herramienta que te permitirá ocultar un mensaje secreto, código o una pregunta dentro de una agrupación de letras aleatorias de colores. Para descifrar el mensaje, será necesario unas gafas con los cristales pintados de rojo, papel transparente rojo o un cristal pintado de rojo. De esta manera, las letras necesarias para ver el mensaje saldrán a la luz.
https://eduescaperoom.com/codificador-de-colores

DISCOVERING EGYPT.

Discovering Egypt es una plataforma web que ofrece una forma accesible y entretenida de explorar la fascinante escritura jeroglífica egipcia. Al acceder al sitio, los usuarios encontrarán un teclado virtual donde podrán ingresar cualquier palabra o frase que deseen encriptar en jeroglíficos egipcios. Este teclado simplificado facilita el proceso, permitiendo una rápida y sencilla conversión de texto común a la intrigante escritura utilizada por los antiguos egipcios.

Una de las características destacadas de Discovering Egypt es su capacidad para enviar el resultado de la encriptación por correo electrónico. Esto brinda a los docentes la posibilidad de conservar y compartir sus creaciones con fines educativos o de entretenimiento. Una vez enviado por correo electrónico, el usuario puede imprimir el mensaje encriptado, lo que ofrece una manera única de crear materiales visuales temáticos o decorativos.

Esta herramienta no solo proporciona una manera divertida de experimentar con la escritura egipcia, sino que también puede ser utilizada con propósitos educativos, permitiendo a estudiantes y docentes explorar el antiguo arte de los jeroglíficos de una manera interactiva y práctica.
https://discoveringegypt.com/hieroglyphic-typewriter

ORANGE PI WEB
En esta sencilla web encontraras una recopilación de dos juegos con códigos secretos: código morse y mensajes secretos con un código especial de símbolos. Dispone de la versión para imprimir y la versión online.
https://orangepiweb.es/codigos/index.php

SACO DE JUEGOS
Saco de juegos, como ellos se describen, es una empresa creada para apoyar a educadores, responsables sociales y profesionales a utilizar el juego como herramienta educativa, formativa y motivadora. Buscamos recuperar la importancia del juego como herramienta de transformación social y personal.

Dentro de su catálogo de recursos, tienen una parte dedicada a la encriptación de mensajes. En ella podemos realizar un encriptación online del mensaje que queramos en diferentes códigos: morse, pigpen o banderas.
https://sacodejuegos.com/codificacion-de-mensajes-2
CRYPTII.

En este sitio web, tenemos la facilidad de generar rápidamente un código masónico (también conocido como "pigpen") simplemente introduciendo las palabras que deseamos cifrar. Esta herramienta proporciona una forma eficiente de codificar mensajes utilizando el sistema de cifrado masónico, que asigna a cada letra del alfabeto un símbolo específico basado en una cuadrícula de puntos y líneas.

Es importante tener en cuenta que esta web no permite copiar directamente el código generado. Sin embargo, ofrece una ventaja significativa al facilitar la tarea de escribir el código a mano y luego transcribirlo de forma ordenada y legible.En ella también se pueden encontrar otras opciones como el cambio a números romanos, el cifrado César o diferentes alfabetos.
https://v2.cryptii.com/text/pigpen

THE PROBLEM SITE.

THE PROBLEM SITE es una plataforma en línea que ofrece una variedad de herramientas de encriptado y desencriptado para simplificar la vida de aquellos que necesitan codificar y decodificar mensajes de manera rápida y eficiente. Con esta web, los usuarios pueden acceder fácilmente a varios sistemas de cifrado, lo que les permite cifrar mensajes de forma instantánea, especialmente útil cuando el tiempo es limitado y se necesitan preparar juegos o actividades rápidamente.

El enlace proporcionado en la web dirige directamente al modo de cifrado alfabético inverso, donde cada letra del alfabeto se reemplaza por su correspondiente inverso (A por Z, B por Y, C por X, y así sucesivamente). Esta función es particularmente conveniente para aquellos que desean aplicar este tipo de cifrado sin la necesidad de recordar la correspondencia de las letras inversas.

Además del cifrado alfabético inverso, THE PROBLEM SITE ofrece otros sistemas de cifrado populares como el código Morse y el código binario. El código Morse se basa en la representación de letras y números mediante combinaciones de puntos y rayas, mientras que el código binario utiliza una secuencia de ceros y unos para representar caracteres alfanuméricos. Estos sistemas ofrecen opciones adicionales para codificar mensajes de una manera que se adapte mejor a las necesidades específicas de los usuarios.
https://www.theproblemsite.com/reference/mathematics/codes/backwards-alphabet-code

MORSE DECODER.

Se trata de una herramienta en línea simple y útil que convierte texto común en código Morse de manera rápida y eficiente. Al introducir el texto en la web, se genera instantáneamente su equivalente en Morse, lo que facilita la comunicación en este antiguo sistema de codificación.

Una vez obtenido el código Morse, los docentes tienen la flexibilidad de copiar y pegar el resultado en un editor de texto para darle formato o, si prefieren un enfoque más tradicional, pueden dibujarlo en una cartulina. También permite escuchar el código y poder tener el audio del mensaje.

Esta versatilidad permite utilizar el código Morse en una variedad de contextos, ya sea para preparar juegos, enviar mensajes secretos o simplemente para experimentar con este interesante sistema de comunicación.
https://morsedecoder.com/es

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