Jun 15, 2018 2018-06-15
Mobile Learning
Tool for Developing Place-based Missions
Developed by Goosechase Adventures, Goosechase is a cross-platform (Android and iOS) app for developing location-based games and activities that individual students or teams can complete. The teacher sets up place-based missions in which the goal may be submitting a photo, recording a video, writing some text, or sharing one’s geographical coordinates—all simple tasks with today’s mobile devices. Goosechase has a paid business version, but educators with .edu email accounts can get the limited free version for education, which encourages team play and contains a game library.
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