On the interactive table
Interactive projection via Motioncube
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A multi-level game of programming a virtual robot named Lumi. The game is played on an interactive table using real cards with instructions or using virtual blocks in the game. Students create code on an interactive game board using dedicated game cards. After activating the code, Lumi moves around the game board according to the sequence of instructions
Place the cards on the table and collect the lost items, leading Lumi to the exit. Good luck!
These are enjoyable lessons in coding and the basics of algorithms. The logical division into 11 lessons and the attached scenarios make it easier to conduct classes. The scope of teaching: navigation, collecting and sorting objects, conditional fields, loops, functions. There are 110 levels in the game for Lumi to complete!
The game is designed to work with one user or a group. Dedicated to children from 7 years of age.
Place real cards on the table and control the fate of the hero on the board.
This is a new way to play in the Motioncube application. In addition to the ability to operate the board with an IR pen, we give you the ability to play with real cards on the displayed board.
After pressing the "Play" button, the application reads the instructions from the cards, and the hero moves around the game board according to your card arrangement.
Check out the Learning to Code Help Center and see what resources we have prepared for you.
View class scenariosInteractive projection via Motioncube
Analyze the gameboard, plan your moves and arrange the code tiles
Place them on the table in real game mode
Arrange virtual code blocks in virtual game mode
Create code sequences from displayed image blocks. Use the IR pen to select blocks and arrange them in the correct order.
Create code sequences from real instruction cards. Select cards from a deck and place them in the displayed frames in the correct order.
The game is intended for students from the 1st grade of primary school. Due to the varying degrees of difficulty of the tasks, from simple to complex algorithmic challenges, the game can be successfully offered to students of higher grades.
The recommended way to play is teamwork at the table. The game can be played by one person, and by group of 2-4 people.
The players' task is to show the hero the right way to the exit while performing simple cleaning tasks in the corridors. Students arrange a series of instructions under the board from cardboard blocks (in real mode) or from virtual picture blocks (in virtual mode, using an IR pen).
We want to introduce students to the world of programming through play. By controlling our hero Lumi in the rooms of a heat and power plant, players gradually expand their competencies in the following areas:
110 game levels | Two game modes: Real and Virtual | Cardboard tiles with instructions
This is a well-thought-out course consisting of a total of 110 interactive boards to solve. It is logically divided into 11 parts, which makes it easier to learn the material and progress in the game. While playing with the tiles, students can learn and understand the use of: sequence of instructions, conditional instructions, the pick-and-drop method, the iterative loop and functions.
In addition, the Motioncube Help Center for teachers you will find five lesson plans with the app. They will help you explain new concepts and introduce students to new topics through joint play.
The application is designed for playing on a table with interactive projection powered by Motioncube.
In the game, you operate the menu using an IR pen. You can choose one of two game modes: real or virtual.
In virtual mode, you will still use the IR pen to place blocks on the board. In real mode, use dedicated cardboard blocks (purchased separately) or print them on stiff paper from the attached file.
Working with the Go Lumi! Magic Cards game, you can shape:
53 printed cards, from which you arrange the code on the table directly on the game board. It is a combination of traditional card game, coding and modern AR technology.
Once the cards are placed, the app reads the sequence using the device's camera, and the virtual hero Lumi comes to life on the board, making moves according to planned instructions.
Learn programming in a fun and engaging way!
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