WordPlay TurboPack

    

Audio-Visual Crossword

The Audio-visual Crossword is a great way to create identifying, naming and labeling exercises which are presented as an interesting crossword. The audio-visual clues make the crossword appealing. This crossword provides instantaneous feedback to learners continuously, so they know when they have typed something wrong. In addition, there is help at hand, if the learner wants the computer to solve just a letter or one word, when stuck. This helps the learner get to the solution quickly.

Fun Crossword

Your learners can never go wrong with this crossword. This Fun Crossword provides instantaneous feedback to learners continuously, so they know when they have typed something wrong. In addition, there is help at hand, if the learner wants the computer to solve just a letter or one word, when stuck. This helps the learner get to the solution quickly. Crosswords were never such fun before. What a way to learn, memorize and recall new words, terms, concepts, and phrases!

Quiz Crossword

The Quiz Crossword combines the fun of crossword with the utility of assessments. It is a great way to test learners, without resorting to standard question types, such as multiple choice or fill-in questions. The Assessment Crossword is similar to assessments which support tracking for each question. Only it does it a bit differently. It presents crossword clues to the learners and depending on the words correctly filled in, calculates score. So the learner gets points for each correctly identified word.

Letter Pool

Letter Pool makes list building fun for learners. State what list they have to build. Then create the list yourself and enter a clue. Now your learner is in for a treat. Up comes a Letter Pool game with all letters in the list scrambled together. The learner drags and drops letters from the pool and builds the list one item at a time.

Connect the Words

We often want learners to identify relationships between various items in a given pool of words. Connect the Words makes relationship building fun for learners. What you have to do is simple. State the words and relationship between them. Now your learner is presented with a pool of words with all words scrambled together. The learner drags and drops words from the pool, sets the relationship between two words and identifies the pairs.

Swap the Letters

You want your learners to remember the key terms and also be able to associate them with key concepts. The Swap the Letters helps you bring in a positive impact in the clarity of retention of the term-description concept. This game is played in a fun way where the learner simply has to swap the letters to form a word. Once the word is formed, more information about that word can be obtained by simply moving the mouse over it. Each correctly identified word increases the score which makes it more exciting.