Teaching is activity that have to prepare well before it is conducted in order to get indicator of learning is achieved. something that have to deal with is the readiness of the teacher her self and the learning material. Nowadays, multimedia can be used to support teacher creating learning suit whether it is assestment or just for brainstorming before a lesson activity is started.
There are many sofwares that will help you to make creative and interactive game for learning. these are some sites that can use to support our teaching learning process. you can download, install them to your PC then make your own creative game to make your teaching better.
1. Hot Potatoes
The Hot Potatoes suite includes six applications, enabling you to create interactive multiple-choice, short-answer, jumbled-sentence, crossword, matching/ordering and gap-fill exercises for the World Wide Web. Hot Potatoes is freeware, and you may use it for any purpose or project you like. It is not open-source.
2. Language Online
Languages Online Game Makers are downloadable step-by-step 'templates' that allow students and teachers to create interactive language tasks and games using their own text, pictures or voice recordings. Game Makers are easy to use and are suitable for all skill levels. Games can be created in ANY LANGUAGE that your computer supports.
When complete, games can be saved as either a webpage or as a program file. They can be copied to a disc, memory stick or onto another computer or network to share with others.
Currently three game makers are available. New game makers are now in development and will be released as they are completed. These will focus on different language skills.
3. Wondershare
Wondershare QuizCreator is a powerful quiz maker that lets trainers and educators create professional Flash-based quizzes and surveys with multimedia. Quickly design your assessment and publish online, then track the quiz results and receive insightful reports via Wondershare QuizCreator Online working seamlessly with QuizCreator.
4. Puzzle Forge
I founded Puzzle Forge in 2007 with the plan to produce mid-size runs of custom puzzles, as well as hard to find puzzles from other manufacturers, especially of the twisty variety.
I am building prototypes at this point, and investigating options for manufacturing. Please check back for updates on new prototypes and mid-size run offers!
-Jason Smith
