CoSpaces

On Friday I made a VR game for the Aurora leadership program I have been going to. I sent it to my deputy principal because I was proud about what I had made and she asked if I wanted to do this as a task on monday. I said yes, so I made a game for the seniors for their school work. I was pretty happy to see it this morning with our work. I made my game on a site called CoSpaces, I have linked it and showed you how to make questions and animals move around in a couple of screencastify videos.

I learnt that you could make educational games on CoSpaces. I got introduced to CoSpaces earlier this year in an aurora digital leaders programme made a game about Whirikoka. I learnt alot about coding and traditional stories.

My favourite part was making the game because it was nice that I could make a game that lots of people would play! I will put the link to the game in my slides. Feel free to play it!

Next time I would teach you more about how to use CoSpaces because it is a bit hard and sometimes you get stuck. I hope you like my game though!

My Escape House

Today for an Aurora Leadership Program, we were challenged to make an escape room. I chose to make an Escape HOUSE. I made a full game using CoSpaces. The coding on CoSpaces is like Scratch. Just letting you know, It works better on computers. I enjoyed making the Escape house on CoSpaces because I knew that not that many people would do it. I found it tricky get the door not to glitch because it went through the wall and blocked the way of another door. So I turned it °180 and it opened inwards and fixed the problem. Here is my Game:

 

Escape Room Maths

Today we did a maths task that was pretty hard. But some of the answers were either not there or would make the word weird. In question 6 the answer is 17. It is how many nails are left over. The answer that they came up with was 108 which was how many have been used but the question asks how many are left. In question 11 it asks how many pieces were left over there would be two slices in each box x 12 = 24. That would give an E. I think the question that they were wanting to ask was how many were eaten which would be 72 and that would give an R to make it say maths master. Not maths mastee. I enjoyed doing the maths because it was challenging my brain. I found it tricky to answer some of them because they did not make sense. So I did what anybody else would do. Come back to it. Here is my code from the slides