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Culture in Action is a physical adventure game where international teams work together to solve a series of puzzles, riddles, and clues within a set time limit to unveil a secret plot hidden in a room. The game aims to foster problem solving, critical thinking, and team building skills through an escape room experience centered around cultural heritage from four countries. Players will collect information from visits and use brainstorming, web tools, and imagination to design a balanced mix of easy, moderate, and challenging puzzles and riddles that incorporate locks, jigsaws, and other resources.
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- 3. Why ? An escape room is : ● an innovative way to bring problem solving, ● critical thinking, ● team building into learning new information.
- 4. Our theme Cultural heritage concerning our 4 countries
- 5. How? Work in international teams
- 6. A balance between an easy, moderate, and challenging tasks. Puzzles Riddles Locks
- 7. How ? Collecting information during our visits Brainstorming Using different web tools Imagination
- 8. Ressources for ideas Ideas Tools : Decktoys Jigsaws LearningApps