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Building Simple Games in #MicrosoftForms [thread]
Games can be a great way to engage students, and there are loads of ways to play games in a face to face session. However, with the shift to online/blended learning, we need some new approaches. This is one in MSForms [1/11]
Games can be a great way to engage students, and there are loads of ways to play games in a face to face session. However, with the shift to online/blended learning, we need some new approaches. This is one in MSForms [1/11]
There is a type of game called a "branching narrative game" these games are non-linear and provide experiences that vary based on the decisions that the player makes throughout the game. If you have played a narrative-driven game, you will likely have experienced this [2/11]
Microsoft Forms (and most other form engines) have the ability to create branched question structures (useful for surveys) - which could lend themselves to creating low-fi versions of these branching games. Just create your questions and click "Add Branching" [3/11] 
