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Crypto Coordinates & Children’s Morality

Posted by Jackieb on Jul 16, 2010 in Design, Research

The mathematics mission Crypto Coordinates: Plotting Adventure! was first released last fall, and updated slightly in early June. Both versions of Crypto teach coordinate plotting through the context of archeology and navigation of a magical island. During implementations of Crypto, researchers observed students expressing their own beliefs when playing the game.

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