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 Hazard! - 1.0.4Teacher's tool to create educational review games |
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I played Hazard… - Version: 1.0.4, 1/18/2003 04:48PM PST
ToferGregg
with all my classes this week, and they enjoyed it. It crashed once, but luckily we remembered the score. More than two teams is a must, and an adjustable count-down should be included for timing the answers after someone buzzes in.
I am glad… - Version: 1.0.4, 1/16/2003 08:57AM PST
loehman
that someone has ported one of these from the Windoze domain, but couldn't it be more Mac-like? For instance, it covers the screen (over the dock) and won't let me do anything but quit. When I save, I have to give it a new name. There is no option to switch between the editor and the view window. As for functionality, I would like to see some more options - for instance, it only allows two teams. Well, that translates to about 16 students each team in my class. So I will pay the shareware fee, but hope that they use that as a reason to make some improvements.
To the developers, I would suggest that, if you are marketing to educators, you might consider using spell check when you create the practice quizzes. A question like the one regarding Dante's Infernal [sic], for example, is bit off-putting, if you know what I mean.