Hello everyone,
All good things must come to an end, and I want to thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas via discussions and materials. I do hope we meet again in another course. Feel free to add me on LinkedIn to stay in touch!
Here are my go-to games: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-D6qxBNKPNTpS_SOupCQe1zsKKi6NLdm
They are not originally mine, but they are the ones I use the most. Very communicative and a couple incorporate technology.
Cheers,
Emel
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-D6qxBNKPNTpS_SOupCQe1zsKKi6NLdm
Hi Emel,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your week 4 materials. I hope we meet again too! I’m sure we will. Some comments about the materials. First of all, you say they aren’t original yours. I asume you mean th eideas – and that you did create these examples. Is that right? The Jeapordy game is nice and colorful. It’s a very specific topic so ideal for those working in a context where this topic is important. Scattegories is nice too – again very context specific but very adaptable too. I think I’d be tempted to mix the context-specific and more general Qs up a bit more. Here you have the first 9 Qs relating to context and the last 6 very general.
Taboo words are nice too.
Thanks for the link to the jeaopardy templates – very useful.
Thanks for the background info. All very clear. I think you could easily rework the background info into simple T instructins that could go with each game. Not now … but maybe in the future if you decide to ‘package’ them for others to use.
Well done!