Task 4 - Data in Games
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A source of data in the school could be the completion of tasks across the different subjects. Categories are obviously the year level and..
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The way sports are played in schools could be a way that the students could utilize to make a game. They could use assembly as a game wher..
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What do you have in your classroom or school that could become part of a game world easily?
The layout of the school could become the m..
Jeff Mead – Task 4
Students could create a game based on the 30 ICT posters I have around the room. Each poster could be a class which could contain informat..
Task 4 – Data in Games. Martin Levins
What do you have in your classroom or school that could become part of a game world easily?
Title: The Efficient Operator
Rationale: Dis..
Task 4 – Data in Games
What do you have in your classroom or school that could become part of a game world easily?
the layout or blueprint of the school. this c..
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Provide a sketch of the things you could use for data right now. How are they organised? Are they simple single structures or are they par..
Peita Bates▸ Task 4 – Data in Games
So it is the new year and of course resolution time. I have my FitBit on which is collecting a range of data and reminding me that I should probably be getting up and about a bit more.
Now it is using a lot of complex technology to collect a range of information about me e.g. heart rate, steps, stair count etc. It talks to my phone so I can check progress there or on the watch itself. Taking just this into consideration, it is a fairly simple structure however…
I can now take challenges and compare my progress/activity to that of other users, adapt
Barry Stanton▸ Task 4 – Data in Games
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Looking at a high-level view of a class, I see two main entities. Each contains other elements that add detail and fidelity to the description of the class and the environment in which it occurs.
– Class which includes
subject
student
name
gender
ability level
teacher
lesson
– Classroom
number
facilities
Marc Noakes▸ Task 4 – Data in Games
Students in Science and PDHPE collect data about the effects of exercise on heart rate and breathing rate. In an inter-class competition students could track their own and others performance throughout the term in a variety of tasks. Students could compare their personal performance against a particular group or selected individuals (friends), or each class could track and compare with other classes.