Overview & Contributions | The intent of this course project was to expose us to group programming, give us experience with
git, and to show off our openGL skills. My roles on this project were:
More details about the game are below as well as a link to the Github repository. |
Introduction | In today's digital world, teaching children how to type has become increasingly important due to the various social benefits it provides. One of many social benefits for students is improved communication. It encourages them to communicate more frequently, which can help develop their social and emotional intelligence. In addition to emotional intelligence, students will gain career readiness. By teaching children to type at an early age, they can gain a head start in their career development and be better prepared for future employment opportunities. Typing can be a more accessible way to communicate for students with learning disabilities or physical impairments. It can also make it easier for children who struggle with writing to express themselves. Overall, teaching elementary school children how to type is a valuable investment that offers social benefits and equips them with a crucial skill for their future success. |
Game Features | We offer a fun and interactive game as a way to teach children these important typing skills. Our game features an animated main menu, interactive tutorial, four unique, replayable mini-games, a points system, and a fun overworld which allows the player to jump around to collect coins for more points. |
Game Concept Art | Credits to Madewa Adeniyi and Charlotte Avra |
Sample Gameplay | |
Game Link | A link to the game repository can be found here: |