Ideals blog prompt 3/31/10

Game: I-Object
After watching the paper prototype and playing the game, I've gathered that they did not have the code and they tweaked their game slightly. I too had this same problem, so to remedy this problem by completely fixing my game. This resulted in satisfying results, as I feel this game is to have.

Ideals Blog Prompts 3/25/10

School:Randolph Technical Center
Name:The Smelly Closets
Title:What Are They Thinkin'?
This game describes what your politicians are thinking. Which is very important, you need to know what they are thinking. You need to know what they are thinking to understand them, and if they are going to benefit you or not. And that will lead to you voting for them or not. Which last time I checked every politician wants your vote. Overall this game captures their thoughts and explains the importance of politics.

Ideals Blog prompts and assignments

This is a picture of our original paper prototype for our game. It's kind of funny how much different it is now. Overall, we must have went through about 5 different versions to get to the one we are working on now. We talked to our teacher about how we could make it more civic related and such. This was mostly our collaboration. This relates to civics because its shows where we began and how we got to the point were at.

3/15/10-3/15/10

This week we worked on our games, and took some tests.

Game Demo 3/8/10-3/12/10

We edited our games and got our game demos uploaded. again.

Civic Engagement prompt 3-9-10

How well do you believe the average American citizen understands US Ideals and how they are applied in government? Why does it matter?
Most people don't know anything about government, they know nothing of the ideals. The average American citizen doesn't care, they just want their part and their money; they don't want to be involved. Most Americans now days are brainwashed, there patriotism is being killed. The government will take control, and we will become communists. That's why it matters, people should know about their government, and they should be involved. But anymore the only young people involved in government have had their naive mind swayed by a liberal college professor.