Neuropal 对比 GraphoGame: Jugar para leer 的使用情况和统计数据

Neuropal is a free educational app that shows us the big and small decisions we can make to keep everyone safe. Developed by a multidisciplinary team of students and professionals from the biological sciences, science communication, computer programming, game design, and audiovisual arts the app aims to empower young children from 7 to 11 years old, with the knowledge to prevent common accidents that can lead to serious injuries, while exploring the anatomy of the nervous system and the important functions it performs. The App challenges us to take a journey through 6 levels, overcoming risky situations, from reaching a high place to riding a scooter. It will be necessary to be aware of our environment, follow safety instructions and avoid hasty shortcuts. Good deeds performed along the way, such as picking up the garbage or turning off the tap, are valued. The App also includes a quiz about safety, which contextualizes the actions taken during the game, and modules about anatomy and function of the nervous system, to emphasize the importance of keeping it safe. Every completed level can be replayed as many times as we want, to show off our new safety skills and improve our score. On the website www.neuro-pal.org you can find more information about the project, the nervous system and the incredible animals that, unlike us, are able to regenerate their spinal cord and may help us find a treatment for humans.

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GraphoGame: Jugar para leer

GraphoGame is a fun, child-friendly tool that helps children learn Spanish phonics! The game helps children practice Spanish letters, syllables and their sounds in this child-friendly educational game. Through a variety of levels with your own unique player character, your child feels engaged while they are developing alongside their graphical avatar! By playing at least 15 minutes regularly, the child will improve their letter knowledge, pronunciation, reading speed and overall confidence in Spanish phonology. At the same time, the game helps parents and teachers by showing reports of how the child has learned and what letters are difficult or easy. GraphoGame has been researched in collaboration with the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Centre for Inclusive Technologies.