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Guys I have got radiation in my head from the "math Mr"

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Guys I have got radiation in my head from the "math Mr"

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replit.com

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I once used scratch but never used in my classes. For me designing games will be dfficult for me because of time limits in the lessons.

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Araçlar kullanışlı, ama çok özgün değil.

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Happy new day everyone! Everything is possible,I believe everything is possible as I believe in you.

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Happy new day everyone! Everything is possible,I believe everything is possible as I believe in you.

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Good Day

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I don't have any experience with game design tools

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F. Canbolat       These tools provide a learning environment where students adopt basic principles using gameplay, jointly solve problems, and use game systems instead of standardized textbooks. 

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F. Canbolat       These tools provide a learning environment where students adopt basic principles using gameplay, jointly solve problems, and use game systems instead of standardized textbooks. 

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F. Canbolat       These tools provide a learning environment where students adopt basic principles using gameplay, jointly solve problems, and use game systems instead of standardized textbooks. 

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F. Canbolat       These tools provide a learning environment where students adopt basic principles using gameplay, jointly solve problems, and use game systems instead of standardized textbooks. 

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I don't have so much experience with game design, but I’m trying to learn for the moment.

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turkey
yes ı have lots of experience while teaching with coding

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I donot

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Unfortunately I have no experience with game design tools cause we learn programming in Logo to participate in competitions.

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I do not have any experience with Scratch.

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I do not have any experience in designing games.

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I do not have any experience in designing games. I would love to do that.

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I have used Scratch during  Codeweek in my classroom.
I still have a lot to learn!
I am a beginner!

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I have used Scratch but I am still a beginner. There is lots to learn jet!

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Unfortunately I have no experience with these types of gamesalia

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No experience so far

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Unfortunaly, not!
I heard about programm languages and some games like SCRATCH .

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I wish I had some experience.

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I have used Scratch. It is easy to start with and  I have used it to make a math game that my students have tried and I have also had my students to make their own game.

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I don't have much experience in game design tools, I've never used them before. Now, I took a look at Scratch and it seems interesting but I need time to understand all its options.

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I don't have much experience in

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I don't

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I have used scratch and I feel that it is extremely beneficial for children as it introduces them to the concept of coding from an early age and presents it as nothing more than the importance of following a series of steps to create something new and innovative.

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No, because I didn" t hear about them before.

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I don't have so much experience with game design, but I’m trying to learn for the moment.

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I have used the tools on this website (https://learningapps.org/). I like them because I can use them for my subject (math) but I think they are suitable for all ages and all subjects.

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I don't have any experience using tools to design games. I would ask such a tool to be simple to use and to be able to create powerful and appealing effects for students.

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Unfortunately I do not have any experience or ideas on this tools

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I don't have any experience with game design tools but I would like to start using them in my lessons one day.

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I don't have any experiences with game design tools, neither do my colleagues.

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I dont have any experience with game design tools. But I want to learn about it. Make my classes more interestedis possible only if I use ICT.

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I do not have any experience with game design tools but I want to try. It seems very educational and interesting.

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I don't have any experience with game design tools, I may try it as a school project with my colleagues math and IT teachers.

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I don't have any

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I don't have any experience with game design

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I don

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I don't have experience.I want to try

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To be fair, I cannot verify if I have replied to this earlier, so I might contradict what I have written before -

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To be fair, I cannot verify if I have replied to this earlier, so I might contradict what I have written before...

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To be fair, I cannot verify if I have replied to this earlier, so I might contradict what I have written before...
I would love to be able to use game design tools, however very often it is an aspect of time and effort in relation to the result. It's a great idea to put much effort into the preparation of one lesson, but in reality I am not teaching only 1 lesson per week, but over 20... so any design tool should be easy to use without any big need for getting to know it. And here is where reality hits - the good things take time, and also time to prepare. This is also where collaboration between colleagues becomes an interesting aspect, as we can divide the workload between many, instead of one person doing everything. Very often, the game design tools I use are my mind and my hands, as I craft relatively standard and handy games, nothing too fancy on the computer. This might change with a higher acessibilty of digital solutions

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I have experience with game design tools. But I can't find much time. I think that game designs should be designed in such a way as to make our world more beautiful and realistic. Continuing war games in the world of children with virtual heroic creation games, they are of no use, as well as I think many damages.

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I don't have any experience with the game design tools.

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I used tools for making quizzes, wizer me, audicy,puzzles  but never design tools
for games.

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I use SCRATCH for learning basic programming skills. By Scratch my students to learn the lesson easly. They can create the story about Quintiliano, Great Roman Orator..

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Yes, I used RPG maker to make a game with questions in english.

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We are using Scratch for learning basic programming skills.
Teachers and students should engage easily in simple game design but allways with learning in mind. The tools should include some research, understanding the basic concept of the tool, a positive user experience, good design, and a level of critical thinking when using the tool.

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There are several tools to realize simple games without having any knowledge on computer programming. Examples are:  SNAP (https://snap.berkeley.edu/), Tuludo (https://tuludo.com/)  , Gamemaker, and so on.

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I have never used game design tools,because my students are too young and don't have enough skills, but  I'm sure they would enjoy it very much and learn English alongside.

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I want to try.

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Here is one of the activities I made with pupils, but also with the other project partners in Padlet. Students made fractals of materials from the original reality. They photographed them. I treated the photos, and then I got to Padlet one by one and so I designed the carpet. The students were delighted. Everyone wished to do the same.
https://padlet.com/jlrodriblancas/SierpinskiStones

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I don't have any experience with the game design tool. I used tools for making quizzes, puzzles and online tests, but never design tool for games.

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I dont have any experience with desing game. I want to try .

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I don`t have any experience with game design tools.

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I do not have the experience of creating computer games but I will try because it gives me the chance to gain experience in this field.

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I do not have the experience of creating computer games but I will try because it gives me the chance to gain experience in this field.

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Brigitta
I do not have any game designing experience. I use Kahoot and simple internet based games, but programming is totally new to me. The summer holiday will be far from boring if I consider the many new teaching techniques I have in mind. :)

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'Scratch', 'Kahoot', 'Minecraft' are amazing! Here's our good experience... enjoy! ! :)
https://create.kahoot.it/share/britain-britains/9e45cdd0-1c7d-4fef-9c48-c382e4817b96

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I have some experience with game design tools such as Scratch.
Beatrice, Romania

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I think Internet provides us a lot of game design tools.Such as Kahoot,Sratch, Plickers and Minecraft,which are very useful. For example ,Kahoot is very easy to use.You can make your own quzzies. 

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I think Internet provides us a lot of game design tools.Such as Kahoot,Sratch, Plickers and Minecraft,which are very useful. For example ,Kahoot is very easy to use.You can make your own quzzies. 

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I have some experience with game design tools such as Scratch. This is an exercise done by one of my students
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/293878161/

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I use Kahoot a lot. I create tests and games for my pupils and we learn together about Scratch. They love to play! We have some materials on Creaza.com and programming is the favourite part on Hour of Code games.

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I do not have the experience of creating games on my computer but I will try in the future.

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I use scratch .

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I am motivated to start working again with SCRATCH, although I had some problems with the video game I created, I'm sure that children could take benefit of them and have fun.
I think that is fantastic that upper grades can create some games for lower grades. Plus, they can do a social work with their young partners.

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The best design tool is the computer. The Internet offers games, ideas to invwnt and design others and many many ideas for different activities. One can create a game with what he/she has handy.

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The Internet provides us with all the necessary design tools we need. Usually the students propose the games.

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I design games with the help of my computer because I take my ideas from real life or from the on-line games but I try to adapt the games to the learning tasks. I fact my tools are taken from the things around me which are handy.

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I've used Scratch with my pupils in ICT lessons. Pupils made then the game of their own, but the game itself usually had nothing to do with learning something during playing :)

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I have done courses with professor Bogliolo. Children propose games of the "Time of the code" -Code.org. I often propose them in pairs.

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Naema alhenawi
My students learned about applying on the phone to represent story characters and stories and applying coggl to mental mapping

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I don't have to much experience, but I'm willing to learn.
Sometimes I'm using online apps like LearningApps, Plickers, Wordwall...for creating games but I would like to try something new.

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I have no experience, but I have read a lot of my colleague's ideas.

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I do not have much experience in creating games. I would like to try Scratch

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I have had a look at Scratch earlier, but I haven't used it yet with my pupils. We used a coding game (I don't remember the name of it) when the ICT mentor visited our school and taught the class to code a bit.
I would like to find a programme that would concentrate more on language and the pupils would use less time in creating other things (because I'm a language teacher). Or we could cooperate together with a class teacher and that way get more time to do different things with a programme.

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The truth is that I have no experience with game design tools. I would like to try scratch.