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Computer Science Educational Games

2 Computer Science games for teaching and learning in computing & it. Each one is built around real learning outcomes: students practise by doing, get immediate feedback, and teachers see progress recorded automatically as they play. Open a game to see its learning outcomes, age range, screenshots and teaching notes, then assign it to your class.

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You wake aboard Aster, a small orbital seed station carrying a garden to a new colony, and the lights are out. As its last engineer, with PIP the station intelligence beside you, you start at the power relay: turn the connector tiles until an unbroken circuit reaches the cabin lights. Each restored system opens the next repair: programming a rover to water the seedlings, tuning gears and coolant flow, sharing twelve energy cells, reconciling airlock interlocks, lighting a coupled solar array, scheduling the launch and plotting a safe route home. Every repair is a hands-on puzzle with feedback and hints.

MathsNumeracyLaboratory SkillsAstronomy & Space ScienceScience+6 more

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Startup City is a 3D isometric business game that teaches IT fundamentals by running businesses on Harbour Island. Start at the Corner Market: unpack a till, scanner and printer, plug cables into the right ports, fix a missing printer driver and make the first sale. Then open Byte Repair, Head Office, the Stockroom, Harbour Branch and Cloud Hub, where fourteen campaign levels have you upgrade PCs, set up accounts, build databases and networks, secure a working day, automate a warehouse, troubleshoot a morning breakdown and keep the city trading through a disaster. Everything is hands-on: drag, plug, configure and test.

Computer ScienceNetworking & Cloud ComputingDesign & TechnologySTEMCritical Thinking & Problem Solving+3 more

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