InterroBang Overview, a K-12 problem-solving
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InterroBang is a game where K-12 students complete real-world missions to earn points and prizes. Teachers can assign missions that extend learning outside the classroom. Students can work individually or in teams to solve problems and share their work online. The game aims to develop students' skills in areas like civic engagement, environmental awareness, communication, STEM, critical thinking, and use of technology.
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InterroBang Overview, a K-12 problem-solving
- 2. InterroBang is a socially-networked, problem-solving game where K-12 students complete missions in the real-world. InterroBang players are awarded points for completed missions based on a problem-solving rubric. Teachers can use InterroBang to extend learning from their classrooms through student-centered activities. www.playinterrobang.com
- 3. INTERROBANG FACTS Some missions require students to go outside and do something!!! “ I cannot tell you how much my seniors are enjoying and engaging in this competition...Thank you so much. Typically after their AP tests are done [mid-May], it is a real struggle to keep them engaged...well, no more (that is if you will continue to offer such awesome opportunities). Please tell me you'll do this again?!” A.P. English Teacher Loudoun County High School, Leesburg, VA InterroBang screen name: TRader Did you know? 8,000 students played InterroBang last year!
- 5. INTERROBANG MISSIONS SAMPLES AND STUDENT WORK
Editor's Notes
- What’s in a name? First the name. interrobang [‽] is a nonstandard punctuation mark used in various written languages and intended to combine the functions of the question mark and the exclamation point (known in printers' jargon as the bang ). See the logo in this email for our interpretation. From < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interrobang >
- Missions and student work examples are from InterroBang 1 which ran in Spring 2010. The comments are posted by the students having received a “deed” for these missions.