New Game (maybe?)

[Bèrto ëd Sèra]

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> Hi!
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> What do you think?
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I think that possibly the best thing to do is to build a shared ontology
and use it to describe a set of objects to be used in children games. So
these objects are always the same across as many games as you please and
you build a coherent playground. Most of child learning is based on
re-enforcing a signal, so repetition really helps. Once you have populated
the playground with these objects you probably want to define a set of
manipulative actions, so that objects always behave the same.

Having that creating any number of new games becomes quite trivial.

Bèrto

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