Space Mysteries: Making Science and Astronomy Learning Fun

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Dec 2001

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American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2001, abstract #ED32A-02

Computer Science

Learning

6605 Education

Scientific paper

How do you get and keep a student's attention during class? Make learning fun! Using a game to teach students ensures that they have fun, enjoy the lesson and remember it. We have developed a series of interactive web and CD based games called "Space Mysteries" to teach students math, physics and astronomy. Using real NASA data, the students must find out Who (or What) dunit in an engaging astronomy mystery. The games include video interviews with famous scientists, actors playing roles who give clues to the solution, and even a few blind alleys and red herrings. The first three games are currently online in beta release at http://mystery.sonoma.edu.

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