Meet TinyTap’s Trusted Teachers: Yara Habanbou

The best part of creating a game is when it is being played by kids as their eyes light up when they learn, tap and interact with the game.

I love that their are a number of ways you could add interactive features to your game, like tapping, writing, creating puzzles etc.

My inspiration mainly comes from my own students and kids I teach. If I feel they need more help in a particular way, I create a game to help motivate them and potentially guide them in understanding concepts a lot better.

Teachers should use TinyTap alongside their own hands-on activities and lessons, it’s a great way to assess individual learning and development.

 

Try to play around with the tools on TinyTap before you publish a new game, just so you can get a feel for how the games work. Also, use PowerPoint to create your slides if you want a more personal touch.