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We are happy to announce that we have a new answer mode for the quiz in the Bound Creator: the Cloze!
Again and again we receive messages from the community with wishes and suggestions for Actionbound . We are happy to announce that another new feature has made it into the Creator!

From now on you can ask cloze quiz questions. The feature can be found in the "Quiz" element under the different answer modes. You can create as many gaps as you want. Also here you can give partial points for not completely correctly solved questions via "Locker score".
How to create your cloze task:
In your Bound Creator you will find the cloze in the Quiz element at the very bottom when you select the answer mode.

You can easily mark your gaps in your text element with curly brackets. Be careful not to put a space after the brackets, otherwise this will be part of the correct answer.

Tip: For long texts, you can specify the missing words in the task.

Have fun trying it out and we are looking forward to your feedback! Send us your cloze tasks via Instagram or Facebook! We are always happy about links.

We are happy to show you some innovations. Results can now be exported as a table or PDF.

This works for all results as well as for selected or individual runs. The feature is automatically included in all PRO and EDU licenses.

Now you can save, print and present leaderboards offline. Either as a table with or without media, or as a PDF. You can download both individual results and an overview with just a few clicks.

The comparison of results is now clearer too. You can simply hide information and questions or missions without an answer. You can have the overview displayed in the browser as a full-screen view, which simplifies, for example, the presentation via a projector.

Learn all about this new feature and how to use it in our step by step guide.

Introducing New Topics

It can be hard to get students excited about a new topic, especially when homeschooling. An emotional response to a topic can often help get students excited. But how can you create that kind of excitement? Short, entertaining games are often especially good. With gamification- the combination of educational materials and parts of a game- information can be transmitted in a fun and creative manner.

At the beginning of a new topic, you can prepare a Bound for your students. You can awaken their interest using quizzes and creative tasks, then use multimedia tasks and quizzes to deepen their understanding. Students can simply play the Bounds from home. Since smartphones are everywhere, this is an easy way to get students started

Assessment

You can also use Actionbound to get a sense of where how your students are doing with the material. You can find out how much they know already or, if you're midway through a topic, you can test how much they know and are likely to retain. A Bound is also an ideal way to reinforce materials that have already been taught- and without reinforcement, the best pedagogy often comes to naught. Neural pathways have to be reinforced so that information can be retained over the long run. You can use a short quiz Bound to get a quick and easy sense for how your students are doing. Education assessment at a distance- Actionbound makes it easy.

Let students make their own Bounds

Your students needn't just be passive consumers of information. They can be makers, too. Using our Instant Account feature (automatically included with teacher and educational accounts), you can make accounts for individual students, while retaining control of the material they produce. Students can create Bounds for one another and become their own teachers! After all, we always learn the most, when we help others to learn. Instead of asking them to give a presentation, try asking students to develop Bounds, in which the students themselves can determine the topics and experiment with different pedagogical methods.

Students can easily use their own photos and video. Bounds can also be created collaboratively, making them perfect for (socially-distanced) group projects. Individual Bound elements can be combined into a unified whole, without students needing to meet in person. A Bound can easily be created with the help of a video chat. Or the tasks can be divided up ahead of time, so that each student can contribute one part of a Bound that the teacher will manage.

Flipped Classroom

Turn your teaching on its head! Instead of introducing new material in class and then applying it in the homework, do it the other way around- with Actionbound! Let your students get comfortable with new material using a Bound, which can then be played and discussed in class.

You and your students can create simple Bounds right away that you can play immediately. Our tip: Let your students choose their own topic (e.g. their favorite band or the neigborhood where they live) for their first Bound. That way, they'll get comfortable with the software before they move on to other projects. The older your students, the more ambitious the projects they can complete. For more complex projects, a detailed introduction to the software and its capabilities is advantageous.

Take a look at our educational licenses . Before you choose a license, you're welcome to try our Bound Creator for free for 14-days.

No schools. No day care. No office, and lots of social isolation. We're all facing enormous personal and societal challenges at the moment. Fortunately, the internet helps us stay in touch. It even helps us learn at a distance! Actionbound is trying to support instruction at home with free access for teachers until the end of April.

With Actionbound, creating digital, game-like scavenger hunts or quiz games is child's play. These "Bounds" can then be played by students using the Actionbound app. You can create Bounds to your own specifications and to meet the demands of your instruction. You can include many different elements, including quizzes, tasks, media such as videos and audio files, and much more. You don't need to know anything about programming- in fact, the Bound Creator on our website has been recognized for its ease of use more than once.

Gamification can make learning fun. It can also help take our minds off our troubles and cares. Let your students play together, even when they're far apart! For your Bounds, you'll always receive an overview of the results, which you can process as you see fit. Start a Bound Challenge. You can find out how here.

Right now, solidarity is the name of the game. Thanks to the Bound sharing function, you can share your Bounds with other licensed users. They can then customize the content to their needs. So if you've created a great Bound on a particular subject, why not share it with your colleagues! You can post your Bounds to our forum, where your colleagues can play them and maybe even make a copy.

Your students can also create their own Bounds. Our school and teacher's licenses include Instant Accounts, which can be used to protect your students' privacy (in accordance with GDPR), without forcing your students to register for an account. Moreover, you'll have complete control over their Bounds.

To make it easier for you to get started have a look at our Step by Step Guide

You wanted to develop even more flexible Bounds, with secret bonus puzzles. You wanted tasks that depended on the answers to previous questions. You wanted even more flexibility in arranging the elements in your Bound. Now, thanks to Switches, all of that is possible! Individual elements or whole stages can now be included or excluded depending on conditions that you set. We can say with confidence that this is one of our most exciting bonus features so far!

* Hidden stages you only want to show once players have scored a certain number of points? No problem!

* Individualized feedback depending on the answer selected in a multiple choice quiz? But of course!

* Customized information after the scanning of a QR-code? Certainly!

* Extra points for uploading a photo? Now it's a possibility!

And that's just the beginning. Try it for yourself. Every element now contains a "Switches" tab. You can use it to set conditions for the switches. In order to test and play your Bounds, you'll need to install the most recent version of the Actionbound app.

1. Activate Switches for your Bound

2. Specify conditions for each element individually

We admit that you'll have to fiddle around a little and test a lot to get everything working right. If you accidentally set a Switch, you could end up hiding important information. That's why Switches have to be activated manually for each element or stage.

Take a look in our tutorials, and in the instructions that we have created for the Switches.

Video tutorials

Step by step guide

We hope you have a lot of fun testing our new feature!

Missions and quizzes can now be shuffled within stages

We are happy to present a new feature - randomizing elements. Within stages you can now have players play each mission oder question randomly or just one random element. Simply activate the feature in the settings of each stage and select the desired modus.
Christoph Deeg
The world of libraries has changed for good over the past few years. With the advent of digital technologies, the rise of social media, and the emergence of new media such as eBooks, our image of the library has changed. The scope of its tasks and its role for the future are constantly growing. Gaming and the mobile internet put two more topics on the agenda. Their influence on libraries promises to be even more profound. Social media has long been shorthand for activities that mostly take place staring at a screen, but now a new definition of the library is emerging, one in which the library the digital and the analog are enmeshed. That means it's time to think about the ways in which the digital and the analog influence each other in the library. In the process, we might discover whole new forms of library science.

Using Actionbound in a modern library.

The use of apps that contain an element of gamification is especially interesting for libraries. Actionbound is an especially exciting example of such an app. A few examples and use cases have already been described, so I'm going to refrain from providing further approaches here. Instead, I'll focus on the process of creating content. After all, it's the content that determines whether or not the project is successful. When people hear or read this term, they often think of Game design plays an important role in determining whether or not a project will succeed. When people hear or read this term, they often think of the visual design of a game. But game design doesn't refer to the graphics. Instead, it mostly concerns the structure of the game. It doesn't really matter whether you're talking about a digital game or an analog game. You could even say a good game works without technical aid. So it's not about the use of an app. Instead, it's about leveraging technology to design a game that unites content, goals, and location to create added value for the user.

Game design is something of a phenomenon. On the one hand, game design is a very complicated field and it's not for nothing that long-term work in the field requires a lot of training. On the other hand, it isn't so hard to get started - after all, we're surrounded by games. Most people, whether young or old, have played a wide variety of games. It doesn't matter whether they're digital games or whether they're old-school analog board or card games - the best way to get started is to play yourself and observe how the game functions. I can't illuminate every aspect of the subject in this article, but i'd like to provide a few tips that have always helped me in my own work.

1. Games consist of a number of different components, for example storytelling, graphics, mechanics, rules, sound, and technology. You don't need fireworks, but you should think about what components you want to include, why you're leaving things out, and how you can compensate for those exclusions.

2. Games don't necessarily need to have complicated graphics, but you should think about their appearance. This includes both the app and the location where the game will be played. If you're designing a game to be played in a library, then the library should function as a gaming site.

3. Before you plan a tour or something similar, consider the entire location. What parts of the library can be part of a story? Are there areas where it can get a little louder? Do you have WiFi that enables thirty devices to establish a connection simultaneously?

4. Come up with an exciting story that does more than simply provide a mental framework. Instead, it should create a connection between the different levels or stages of the game, even if the whole thing lasts half an hour or less.

5. You should designate clear goals as well as clear feedback. That means the player should know how they are doing, as well as what they have to do.

6. Think about whether there should be helpers. For example, a librarian might be designated as a helper, so that they could help the players keep going if they were to get stuck.

7. Think about whether resources should be limited. Patrons might only be able to ask a librarian for help twice, for example.

8. Think about forming teams to play the game together. Collective experiences are always more fun than playing by yourself. You can also create intergenerational teams, so that teachers or parents help students.

9. You might also consider staging the whole thing as a competition. Competitions are always a good motivation.

10. Allow for a variety of possible solutions and means of progressing. There's nothing more boring than following a path that has been laid out exactly.

11. Be careful not to make the game too hard or too easy. Tasks that are too simple or too difficult lead to frustration.

12. Think about whether you want an employee of the library to be involved in the game. If a library worker will be involved, think about their role, including their role in the story.

These are just a few tips, which naturally can't answer every question that might arise. As was said above, the technology is pretty much irrelevant, but with the right content you can create something special. Take plenty of time when developing the content and try different things out. It can also be helpful to include players in the design process. You could even take it so far that you simply provide the goals and content of a library tour and then develop the game with the players. Let the games begin!

This article is part of the publication „ Die Bibliothek spielerisch entdecken mit der Lern-App Actionbound (German) ". You can find the contents here.

„Die Bibliothek spielerisch entdecken mit der Lern-App Actionbound" by Simon Zwick, Cynthia Lengler, Ilka Hamer, Annette Güzelmeriç, Eugenie Schatz, Dörthe Wiethoff, Florian Küpper, Christoph Deeg is licnesed under einer Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International license.

Your goal as a teacher is to inspire your students with attractive and contemporary lessons? Actionbound can help!

Using Actionbound you can easily create digital educational adventures that use the playful approach of a scavenger hunt. Your students can then use the Actionbound app to play the so-called Bounds.

Create your own Bounds according to your wishes and the demands of your lesson planning. You can combine a variety of different elements- quizzes, tasks, media, GPS-coordinates, QR-Codes, and many more. You don't need to be able to program- in fact, the Bound creator at www.actionbound.com has received a number of accolades for its ease of use.

Versatile and Interdisciplinary

The method is suitable for all subjects. It's perfect for field trips, but is also ideal for working on projects- students can create their own bounds for different themes, which the other pupils can then play. You can also use Actionbound to create a customized tour of your city or town for your students. Examples of other use cases include botanical tours, local history tours, historical political tours, or mathematical journeys of discovery.

„ In an educational setting, the digital scavenger hunt is especially interesting,as the borders of the educational space of the school are broken and the pedagogy extends into the everyday lives of the students. In terms of the content, Actionbound is a tool with lots of potential applications. So long as a spirit of discovery promises to contribute to student success, Actionbound can play a role. It could be used in preparing students for a trip to a museum or for a field trip with real connection to the syllabus, such as a courthouse scavenger hunt or identifying plants."

Regional Academy for Continuing Education and Professional Development Actionbound Background and Introduction (German)

„ Cooperation in groups also develops students' social skills. Using tablets really motivates students."

Schreiber, Ch. & Schulz, K. (2017) Actionbound - virtuelle Schnitzeljagd. Mathematische Aspekte in der Umwelt spielerisch entdecken. Mathematik differenziert, 1/2017, 22-25

„Actionbound is a contemporary tool that shows the potential of smartphones in educational settings in an impressive form."

Baier, F. & Gottein H.-P. (2016) Mobile Learning am Beispiel Actionbound. Pädagogische Hochschule Salzburg, Hochschulschrift - PHScript 10 Schwerpunkt MEDIEN, 47-52, German
Literature as well as more information about using Actionbound in schools is available Google Google.

Try Actionbound yourself with a free 14-day trial period.

Actionbound wird bereits an vielen Schulen genutzt und wurde mehrfach ausgezeichnet.

The Teacher's and Educational Licenses have been specially developed for pedagogical use. They'll make it easy for you to get started. As a teacher you can use these licenses without any limitation in terms of the number of participants or the Bounds created. Your pupils can also create their own Bounds using your Teacher's License- so it's simple for you to protect your student's privacy.

Whether for trainees, managers, visitors, or site visits, as an incentive or as part of a workshop, Actionbound can be used with any target demographic and is always warmly received. The combination of local data, gamification, team work, and high-quality multimedia content inspires learning.

In addition to classical education environments like schools, libraries, and museums, Actionbound's media-pedagogical method of "serious gaming" is also increasingly being used in corporate settings. Photo: djile / Fotolia

We've collected a few testimonials from innovative trainers and experts in continuing education, who can testify to the success of Actionbound at their workplaces.

EY Germany is a market leader in advising our clients in the areas of auditing, taxes, transactions, and consulting services. We help our clients meet their legal obligations and optimize their processes. With more than 9,400 associates in more than 21 locations throughout Germany, we are in the position to meet the needs of the entirety of the German market.

With the change in generations (Generations Y and Z), a dynamic firm like EY must adapt to the new situations and demands of its associates. Mobile learning and gamification are especially important in this process.

EY's Talent Development team uses the Actionbound app to provide new information to associates, as well as to reinforce concepts learned elsewhere, and to help make our physical trainings even more interactive. At large events as well, Actionbound is used for sightseeing and networking. Using the Bound Creator, we can customize Bounds to suit our precise needs, ensuring that our Bounds have a tremendous impact. EY focuses especially on using a combination of the features that Actionbound offers - searching for locations or objects, taking selfies, tournaments, etc.. Exactly this combination of features offered in a challenge format always receives top marks from our associates.

Can Özhan | Senior Expert Learning | Talent Development | Talent Team GSA | Ernst & Young GmbH Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft

We use Actionbound very successfully to support trainees in our team development. The app is used over several days in an experiential educational setting and is always a lot of fun for our trainees.

Andreas Geiger | Technical Education Mechatronics | Robert Bosch Automotive Steering

We use Actionbound in the orientation program for apprentice salespeople. In the course of a scavenger hunt, trainees work in small groups to get to know the nearly two-hundred acres of our premises.

Small groups download the app onto at least one smartphone and use it to scan an individualized QR code. The groups have to scan their QR code at every station. In the process they learn about the buildings or facilities they are currently visiting- they learn what is produced in the building or what department works in each facility. There are also some questions whose answers are located near the stations. The groups visit a total of eleven stations in about 2.5 hours.

After the answers have been evaluated the winning team usually receives a small prize.

Though we don't test our trainees after the scavenger hunt, we are convinced that they retain more than after a simple tour. The use of Actionbound certainly encourages feelings of camaraderie. A little community emerges in the 2.5 hours of the scavenger hunt. The motivation of the trainees likely varies from individual to individual and also depends on how the leaders lead their groups. Do leaders encourage their groups to participate? Or do they show the way and answer most of the questions themselves? We do experience a high level of motivation within the groups and the desire to be the best or fastest group is a constant. Human Resources | Boehringer Ingelheim

We use Actionbound in courses across the spectrum of digital themes for our main target demographic- people who are 55 and older. Actionbound allows us to conduct exercises for groups of two with step-by-step instructions. Participants can proceed at their own pace. The method has been well received by our users, though it does require a certain familiarity with tablets. Otherwise using the tablet is a hurdle, though the app is very easy to use.

For users who do have some familiarity with tablets, the engagement with educational content is a tremendous amount of fun. The Bounds definitely provide a feeling of play and action.

We've already organized a number of activities at team events using Actionbound. Actionbound allows us to assign tasks to each team, which they're supposed to solve as quickly as possible. With the Bounds there's no need to carry around bothersome paper and the tasks can be presented nicely and embellished with graphics. The Bounds provide an immediate feeling of camaraderie, increasing team spirit in the process.

At our general assembly last year, we conducted a quiz on iPads using Actionbound. It was a great success among stockholders. In addition, it's the perfect medium for us because we offer courses on smartphones and tablets and are able to offer an immediate impression of what will happen in the course. I would find it especially exciting to work with Actionboud with a target demographic that is more comfortable using digital technologies.

Christine Meziane | Swisscom Academy
These examples represent only a small percentage of the many possible use cases for Actionbound- the spectrum is enormous. Actionbound sits at the intersection of formal and informal education and increases motivation, fun, teamwork, and the spirit of discovery by using social elements and gamification. Local knowledge is improved in the process, and content is presented on a number of different levels, so that retention is improved. Actionbound was awarded the German Educational Media Prize digita.

You've created a great Bound and want to make it available so others can continue on it? Now, you can make your Bound available so that other licensed users can edit it in the Bound Creator. Click on the Bound you want to share and then on the button next to "Activate public copying". Now you can share the generated link with other users.

When you've already created a few bounds and your dashboard is getting chaotic, you can use folders to tidy up a little.

Click on the folder icon on your dashboard.

Type in a name for your folder and choose a color. Now click on "Create Folder".

You can now drag & drop bounds into the folder or create new Bounds inside the folder. Name and Color can always be edited by clicking on the tool icon.

Here you can also delete the folder. Type in the name of the folder and decide whether you also want the Bounds in the folder to be deleted or if they should be moved to the next higher level.

If you use Instant Accounts a new folder will be created automatically. If you want to know what Instant Accounts are, check it out here.

Thanks to Instant Accounts, working with Actionbound will be even easier for students.

Collaborative learning will now be much easier thanks to Instant Accounts. With a teacher's license you can create accounts for students, so they don't have to register themselves and give up personal information. Instant Accounts are linked to your accounts and all Bounds will be shown in your dashboard in a separate folder. Instant Accounts also use your Media Library. Thanks to certain permissions you can give to each individual Instant Account, you are always in charge of what happens in the accounts.

In this tutorial we'll show you how to create Instant Accounts.

We just released a new feature which allows you to combine two or more Bounds into one new Bound.

The feature merge Bounds allowes you to copy the content of your existing Bounds into a new one.

The following video shows you how simple it is to merge two Bounds.
In the last few weeks we've put a lot of effort into the map-based features of Actionbound. We're happy to present the results to you.
Actionbound now also supports OpenStreetMap! But that's not all. We have also implemented the beautiful maps of Stamen Design and some new styles for Google Maps.

The maps from OpenStreetMap and Stamen Design can even be preloaded for offline usage. Players can now use the maps while playing a Bound to easier find the way and solve the GPS based task "Find spot" even if they don't have an internet connection.

The maps are set in the Bound's settings and will be displayed in the Bound Creator and the Actionbound app where ever maps are shown.

The track the players have to go to complete the Bound can now be displayed as a blue line on all maps. The route is defined by a track file (GeoJSON, GPX or KML) which helps the players to stay on the right way. Track files can be recorded with a GPS device or be created with a browser based tool, e. g. GPSies, OpenRouteService or Google Maps. This file can be uploaded in the section "Track" in the settings of a Bound. Furthermore there is the possibility to create the track automatically based on the stages. It is important that GPS coordinates are set for the stages. With one click these stages are connected with a straight line and a track is created.

The start point will now be shown on more maps and a coordinate for the destination can be set.

Now it's your turn: Start to create your DIY digital scavenger hunt or interactive amazing race with Actionbound right now!

Also new with Actionbound 2.9

The look and feel of the Actionbound app is now more lightweight

Zoom into pictures

Support of Turkish and Arabic language

Improvement of the list sorting feature

... and much more! Check out our download page to get the latest version of the Actionbound app.

Let teams compete against each other with the Bound Challenge!

The Bound Challenge allows several teams or single players to play a Bound against each other. The Bound Challenge is ideally suited for Bounds which should be played by several small groups, e. g. in the library, at the zoo or in the museum. For this, neither the creator nor the participants have to be registered at Actionbound and can nevertheless benefit from a combined evaluation of the results.

Any number of players or teams are grouped together using the individual start code of the Bound Challenge. If a new Bound Challenge is created, a start guide PDF with QR code is automatically created for downloading and printing. The Bound Challenge creator also receives a link to access the results of his group and to easily compare them.

The Bound Challenge is available if the Bound owner has a valid Actionbound license and the Bound is online.

Results and comparison view of the Bound Challenge

The Bound Styler gives you the opportunity to customize the appearance of your Bounds according to your own ideas and wishes.

Customization possibilities

Logo: You can add your own logo on the home screen.
Colors: You can customize the colors of the individual elements of the Bound interface. In addition, you can set whether the buttons should be displayed square or rounded.
Background: How about a nice picture as a background for your Bound?
Font: Here you can choose from 14 fonts and adjust the size.
Import: In addition, you can use the Import function to import a style from one of your other Bounds.

Here are a few examples of how Bounds can be customized with the Bound Styler.

Here are two tutorials from the University of Brighton, which were originally posted on their Blog at
"Scavenger Hunts - Actionbound vs Paper". They are a quick guide how to start with creating your first Bound.

The Summer Wellness Actionbound Challenge entered in the Division: Hospital - under 250 beds / Audience: Consumers / Classification: Mobile Digital Health Resources / Category: Mobile Application, Interactive, Gaming, Smartphone.

Thanks to Stacy Speidel for creating the Bound and representing HCHC and Actionbound.

Official News Release:

Winners Announced for Fall 2016 Digital Health AwardsSM

LIBERTYVILLE, IL - The Health Information Resource CenterSM announced the winners in the fall session of its 18th annual Digital Health AwardsSM which honors the world's best digital health resources. The competition, which is held twice yearly, featured 80 categories in the following entry classifications: Web-based Digital Health; Mobile Digital Health Resources; Personal Digital Health Devices / Wearables; Digital Health Media / Publications; Digital Health - Social Media; and Connected Digital Health. A panel of 24 experts in digital health media served as judges and selected gold, silver, bronze, and merit winners from nearly 400 entries.

Fall 2016 Gold Award winners included Sharecare (Website); DaVita (Social Media - Facebook); Visible Body (Mobile Application); Spirit Health Group (Digital Publication - Magazine); Amino (Web-based Resource / Tool ); and Nationwide Children's Hospital and Basecraft (Microsite). A complete list of winners and entry categories can be found at digitalhealthawards.com.

The Health Information Resource CenterSM (HIRC), organizer of the Digital Health Awards, is a national information clearinghouse for professionals who work in consumer health fields. Other well-known HIRC programs include the annual National Health Information AwardsSM (healthawards.com), which annually recognizes the nation's best consumer health information (in non-digital formats), and the annual National Women's Health & Fitness DaySM, held annually the last Wednesday in September. Visit fitnessday.com for details on these events, both the largest health promotion events of their kind.

A new version (2.8.0) of the Actionbound app was just released.

The update contains:

Due to popular demand, we bring a new feature: Record audio!

Global ranking shown when finishing a Bound

Uploaded media can be removed

Improvement of the count down timer

Bug fixes

Bounds that can be started with a ticket only

We wish you lots of fun with Actionbound and are looking forward to your feedback and rating in the app stores of Apple or Google :)

The new version of the browser based tool to create mobile adventures is online!

The Bound-Creator has been redesigned and has got tons of great enhancements:

Live preview of the app screens right in the Bound-Creator

Extensive improvements in user experience

Responsive design: Create Bounds in your mobile device's browser

Improved evaluation of the player's results ... and more: Check it out at https://actionbound.com

The Bound-Creator is now ready for the future: There will be splendid new features coming up in the next months.

Thanks to all beta testers!

Download the current version of the Actionbound app for free:

* iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod): Apple App Store
* Android: Google Play Store or from the Actionbound server
* Blackberry (devices supporting .apk files): From the Actionbound server

This info graphic shows how you use the stages element in Actionbound.

Choose wether you want the player to go linearly through the Bound or let him select the stages from a list or start them via QR code.

Use stages to better arrange your sequence

Give the player aid to orientation with geo tagged stages shown in the panel of the Actionbund app

Actionbound allows you to define places to be discovered by the players of your scavenger hunt. Here's how it works.

This info graphic shows how QR- and barcodes can be used in Actionbound for interactive scavenger hunts, paper chases and stuff like that. Have fun!

Supported "own code" types:

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We are happy to announce that we have a new answer mode for the quiz in the Bound Creator: the Cloze! Again and again we receive messages from the community with wishes and suggestions for Actionbound . We are happy to announce that another new feature has made it into the Creator!

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The 8 Ivy League schools are among the most prestigious colleges in the world. They include Brown, Harvard, Cornell, Princeton, Dartmouth, Yale, and Columbia universities, and the University of Pennsylvania.

All eight schools place in the top fifteen of the U.S. News and World Report national university rankings.

These Ivy League schools are also highly selective and extremely hard to get into. But the good news is that all these universities now offer free online courses across multiple online course platforms.

So far, they've created over 500 courses, of which around 450 are still active. Class Central has made a collection of all these, which you can explore below. I've split these courses into the following categories:

Computer Science

Data Science

Programming

Humanities

Business

Art & Design

Science

Social Sciences

Health & Medicine

Engineering

Mathematics

Education & Teaching

and Personal Development

I've also assembled these courses on Class Central's collection page for Ivy League MOOCs. This collection gets updated automatically as new courses are added. You can subscribe to receive updates by clicking the blue "follow" button there.

Note that some of the Coursera courses are a bit harder to access, so I wrote this guide to show you how. And if you are new to online learning, check out these 30 actionable tips to stay focused.

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Hier kann man in 12 berühmten Museen eine freie Tour machen. Das passt ja sowohl zu Kunst als auch zu Geschichte/Sachkunde.

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Going into a self-quarantine can have many complex issues and complications beyond having enough food and supplies for two weeks. In terms of entertainment, it also probably means you're in for a lot of boredom, a lot of Netflix, and a lot of browsing the internet. But there is a way to get a little culture and education while you're confined to your home. According to Fast Company, Google Arts & Culture teamed up with over 500 museums and galleries around the world to bring anyone and everyone virtual tours and online exhibits of some of the most famous museums around the world..

Google Arts & Culture's collection includes the British Museum in London, the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, the Guggenheim in New York City, and literally hundreds of more places where you can gain knowledge about art, history, and science. This collection is especially good for students who are looking for ways to stay on top of their studies while schools are closed.

Take a look at just some of Google's top museums that are offering online tours and exhibits.

This iconic museum located in the heart of London allows virtual visitors to tour the Great Court and discover the ancient Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies. You can also find hundreds of artifacts on the museum's virtual tour.

Google's Street View feature lets visitors tour the Guggenheim's famous spiral staircase without ever leaving home. From there, you can discover incredible works of art from the Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, Modern and Contemporary eras.

This famous American art museum features two online exhibits through Google. The first is an exhibit of American fashion from 1740 to 1895, including many renderings of clothes from the colonial and Revolutionary eras. The second is a collection of works from Dutch Baroque painter Johannes Vermeer.

You can virtually walk through this popular gallery that houses dozens of famous works from French artists who worked and lived between 1848 and 1914. Get a peek at artworks from Monet, Cézanne, and Gauguin, among others.

One of Korea's popular museums can be accessed from anywhere around the world. Google's virtual tour takes you through six floors of Contemporary art from Korea and all over the globe.

As one of Germany's largest museums, Pergamon has a lot to offer-even if you can't physically be there. This historical museum is home to plenty of ancient artifacts including the Ishtar Gate of Babylon and, of course, the Pergamon Altar.

Explore the masterworks from the Dutch Golden Age, including works from Vermeer and Rembrandt. Google offers a Street View tour of this iconic museum, so you can feel as if you're actually wandering its halls.

Anyone who is a fan of this tragic, ingenious painter can see his works up close (or, almost up close) by virtually visiting this museum - the largest collection of artworks by Vincent van Gogh, including over 200 paintings, 500 drawings, and over 750 personal letters.

European artworks from as far back as the 8th Century can be found in this California art museum. Take a Street View tour to discover a huge collection of paintings, drawings, sculptures, manuscripts, and photographs.

This less well-known gallery houses the art collection of one of Florence, Italy's most famous families, the de'Medicis. The building was designed by Giorgio Vasari in 1560 specifically for Cosimo I de'Medici, but anyone can wander its halls from anywhere in the world.

The Museu de Arte de São Paulo is a non-profit and Brazil's first modern museum. Artworks placed on clear perspex frames make it seem like the artwork is hovering in midair. Take a virtual tour to experience the wondrous display for yourself.

Built in 1964, this museum is dedicated to the archaeology and history of Mexico's pre-Hispanic heritage. There are 23 exhibit rooms filled with ancient artifacts, including some from the Mayan civilization.

Sadly, not all popular art museums and galleries could be included on Google Arts & Culture's collection, but some museums are taking it upon themselves to offer online visits. According to Fast Company, the Louvre also offers virtual tours on its website.
As information about the coronavirus pandemic rapidly changes, HelloGiggles is committed to providing accurate and helpful coverage to our readers. As such, some of the information in this story may have changed after publication. For the latest on COVID-19, we encourage you to use online resources from , , and local public health departments, and visit our coronavirus hub.

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Daily free streaming by the Metropolitan Opera in times of social distancing

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Daily free streaming by the Metropolitan Opera in times of social distancing

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Covid19 stops cultural life? The Met is streaming shows for free right now.  They've got a different opera every night.

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Learnattack - by Cornelsen - covers explanatory videos, exercises and mock class test papers for grade 4 and upwards. It's in German and now offers free accounts for two months. Zugreifen!

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Online-Nachhilfe - Videos, Übungen, Klassenarbeiten & Lösungen. Bessere Noten mit Learnattack!

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Khan Academy Schedules for School Closures

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Khan Academy Schedules for School Closures

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These schedules are meant to be templates that you could adopt as is or copy and modify to better suit the needs of your children, classroom or district. As you see in the schedules below, Khan Academy does have self-paced, interactive content--exercises, videos and articles--for students in every grade and in most major subject areas. It is all free and non-commercial

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Gute Erklärvideos, Übungsmateral fürs Gymnasium (oder die Gymnasiale Oberstufe). Übe online fürs Abi. NMS Lehrer*innen haben kostenlose Zugänge für 30 Tagen bekommen.

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Cambridge University Press free links and resources

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Ebooks and other reading materials for Primary school English.

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Advice on helping your child to read. Simple ideas, top tips, activities and games to use at home. Expert advice on phonics and helping struggling readers

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Die digitale Ausleihe der Bibliotheken.

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Onleihe-Support bei Ihrer Bibliothek

Sollten Sie Hilfe bei technischen Problemen mit Ihrer Onleihe haben, wenden Sie sich bitte ausschließlich an Ihre Bibliothek.

Die Kontaktdaten finden Sie im Fußbereich Ihrer jeweiligen Onleihe-Startseite verlinkt.

Ihre Onleihe finden >

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A selection of excellent online and downloadable resources created with the aim of making lesson planning and teaching easier. Numerous resources range from PowerPoints to teaching packs and activities and games - for English, Math, social studies, computing and more. Materials can be stored directly in Drive. Twinkl has resources for primary and secondary school, in both languages.

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Free Primary School Resources - Taster Packs

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Scratch is a block-based visual programming language and online community targeted primarily at children. Users of the site can create online projects using a block-like interface. The service is developed by the MIT Media Lab, has been translated into 70+ languages, and is used in most parts of the world.

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Info Material für Schulen von der Humboldt Uni

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Info Material für Schulen von der Humboldt Uni

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Lernbereich Rechtschreibung

https://www.orthografietrainer.net/ Hier können Kinder verschiedene Schwierigkeitsstufen in der Rechtschreibung üben. Dieser Trainer wurde von der Uni Potsdam entwickelt und in Lehrkräftefortbildungen bereits vorgestellt. Er ist kostenlos. Per Gast-Login ist ein leichter Zugang möglich. Keine wirtschaftlichen Interessen vorhanden.

Lernbereich Lesen/Leseförderung:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5avavX-L3s
Warum das Vorlesen wichtig ist

http://www.amira-lesen.de/#page=home

kostenlos, mehrsprachiges Leseangebot

https://www.jugendliteratur.org/

Hier finden wir neueste spannende Kinder- und Jugendbücher zum Vorlesen.

https://www.stiftunglesen.de/leseempfehlungen/digitales/digitale_empfehlungen/142/

Hier finden wir Apps zum Vorlesen, zum (kostenpflichtigen Download)

https://antolin.westermann.de/news/2020-Aktuell.jsp

Hinweise zum Leseunterricht zu Hause (NMS hat eine Lehrer-Lizenz für die Grundschule, nachfragen bei Fr. Schindler)

https://www.onilo.de/lizenzen

kostenpflichtig, ggf. Schullizenz möglich

Erzählen/Umgang mit Texten und Medien:

https://www.planet-schule.de/sf/multimedia-lernspiele-detail.php?projekt=knietzsches-geschichtenwerkstatt

Geschichtenwerkstatt und Nachrichten zum Selbermachen

Alle Fächer

https://de.khanacademy.org/

kostenlose Erklärvideos zu einschlägigen Unterrichtsthemen

https://www.sofatutor.com/

Erklärvideos in kostenloser Testversion während der Schulschließung (Lizenz beantragt durch die NMS)

http://bestekinderapps.de/kunst-apps-fuer-kinder

verschiedene Vorschläge für Schulfächer und die Freizeit

https://www.klick-tipps.net/eltern/app-tipps/

verschiedene Angebote, speziell für Lernapps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quu-QxYSnaY

Trickfilme und Geschichten zum Selbergestalten:

Mathematik

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0FxMgGUlRnkxCoNZUNRQQ

kostenlose, wirklich gut erklärte Matheaufgaben von Lehrerschmidt – einfach lernen

https://www.matific.com/deu/de/home/

kostenlose Demoversionen

Sachunterricht

https://www.sofatutor.com/sachunterricht

Erklärvideos in kostenloser Testversion während der Schulschließung

https://www.lehrer-online.de/unterricht/grundschule/sachunterricht/

Sachunterrichtsmaterialien zum Download

https://www.zdf.de/kinder/logo/alle-logo-sendungen-100.html

Nachrichtensendung für Kinder

Kunst

http://bestekinderapps.de/imagoras-kinder-app-staedel-museum-59881

kostenlos, mit Rätseln zu Kunstwerken

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quu-QxYSnaY

Trickfilme und Geschichten zum Selbergestalten:

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/

Kunstwerke des Metropolitan Museum New York als Bilder zum Anschauen und Sprechen

Musik

http://www.ene-mene-mobile.de/lernen/kostenlose-kinder-musik-app-mussila/

app zum Notenlernen

(Zusammengestellt von Prof. Dr. Anders)

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Students create comics to show their understanding of or present a certain topic. Pixton is a Freemium app, that means that the basics are available for free.

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Pixton Comic & Storyboard Builder for Education

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H5P ist eine freie und quelloffene Software zum Erstellen von interaktiven Lern- und Lehrinhalten. Create, share and reuse interactive HTML5 Content in your browser.

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H5P content is responsive and mobile friendly, which means that users will experience the same rich, interactive content on computers, smartphones and tablets alike.

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H5P enables existing CMSs and LMSs to create richer content. With H5P, authors may create and edit interactive videos, presentations, games, advertisements and more. Content may be imported and exported. All that is needed to view or edit H5P content is a web browser. H5P content types and applications are shared here on H5P.org. H5P content may be created on any H5P enabled web site like H5P.com or your own Drupal or WordPress site with the H5P plugin installed.

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Take a look at the Documentation pages. If you can't find an answer there, you can post a question to the H5P community in the Forum. Selected companies also provide H5P related services.

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Learn how to use Chat GPT to create H5P content.

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Teachers, instructional designers and other authors may now build content more than three times faster with the help of AI and the new tool, Smart Import. We have also launched a new version of the Moodle plugin for H5P.

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Falcon on the future of AI and H5P, and the results from last month's survey.

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