Interactive games: every module becomes a game

What a game is

A game is a few quick rounds, one for each part of the lesson. Each round practises what that part teaches: sorting what to do from what not to do, putting steps in order, spotting the statement that is wrong, choosing what to do in a situation. Every round is written from the lesson as it was taught, in the employee’s own language, and a wrong answer always shows the right one.

• 26 game types, mixed automatically or chosen by you
• Illustrated scenes for the kind of workplace the lesson describes, a new scene each round
• Points, streaks and stars, with sound you can turn off
• Drag or tap: every drag can also be done by tapping, for older phones

Making the games for a course

1. 1

   Open the course

   In Training (or LMS Studio), open the course. Scroll to Interactive games.

2. 2

   Choose the game types

   Leave it on Automatic for a different type each round, or press Change, choose Let me choose and tick the types you want. Changing types later needs no rewriting.

3. 3

   Make the games

   Press Make games for every module. Games are written a few at a time in the background, in every language the course is made in. You can leave the page; the bar counts games as they finish.

4. 4

   Try one

   Pick a language tab and press Play next to a module to play exactly what your employees will.

How employees play

The game appears inside each module, under Practise with a game, in the language the employee chose at the top of the screen. On a computer or tablet it plays right there in the page. On a phone, Start opens it full screen and asks them to turn the phone sideways.