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[Games For Learning]

Hi All,

I thought that perhaps I should post this here as well. I'm not getting as much interest as I hoped for by posting just on the module forum

Please feel free to take a look at my game...

[c i p h e r]

It's a fine idea. Please continue!

Are you following any specific educational curriculum or is it all ad hoc? If you can follow a standard curriculum (reading/writing/math/science) and apply those concepts in fun ways, you'll have a module worth downloading IMO. Stay away from controversial or ideological topics.

NWN2 provides an interactive framework which should really facilitate learning!

[Games For Learning]

Thanks cipher,



I had a copy of the grade one Ontario (Canadian) curriculum in front of me as I made the module. The link in my signature bar includes a Word document report on how best to use this for educators (including interested parents), in an ideal setting.



I like to think it's fun, but I have a captive audience of my own two kids. There's no politics or ideology, but it does open up the opportunity to discuss resource management from the farmer, ecologist, consumer, and animal's points-of-view.



I'm going to start on a grade 10 module, with the hope of eventually enabling students themselves to write modules as teams...