When creating your own game, there are several different game types to choose from for you to create interesting and appropriate game levels. Once you have created a game level, you can now copy the content of that game level […]
As Helpful games has grown, it has also become more difficult to find among all the new games. We have therefore developed a new and improved search function where you can perform a normal plain search as before, but now […]
A frequently requested function has been to let the students keep playing the tasks in an assignment that they have been assigned, even after they have completed the task. Now there is a setting when creating an assignment where you […]
We have simplified how the licenses for plus membership are ordered. This means that it is easier to see how much your plus membership will cost you. It will be easier to calculate the total cost on our order page […]
When you create your own game and add a game level of type multiple choice, you can now choose to let the students have more chances on the questions: If you activate this setting, students get up to 3 hearts, […]
A popular function on Helpful Games is to create assignments. Now it is possible to make an assignment mandatory. Then the student must play the tasks in the assignment before any other game or (non-mandatory) assignment can be played. This […]
Now you may print out all tasks in an assignment. It fits well eg. if you want to create a test or exam where the students only need pen and paper. You can now customize a test by choosing specific […]
Many of our games with multiple questions have a button to get to the next question. See e.g. the green button in the image above. Starting today, it is also possible to go back to the previous question or questions […]
Now you can see if the recipient has read your message that you sent via Helpful Games. If you have sent a message to multiple students or teachers, you will also see who has read and who has not yet […]
As an active Plus member, you may now print almost all game levels and hand them out to your students as exercises to solve with paper and pencil. It might be good if you, for example, are having problems with […]
