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 Project 14: WebEJS workshop Let's Avoid Sea Pollution! Game by Ai Hua

Let's Avoid Sea Pollution: An Interactive Game to Raise Awareness

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In an effort to highlight the environmental impact of pollution on marine life, we developed an interactive game titled "Let's Avoid Sea Pollution!" This game serves as an educational tool, aiming to increase awareness about the challenges faced by marine creatures due to pollutants in their habitats.

Game Objective

The primary goal of "Let's Avoid Sea Pollution!" is to educate users about the importance of keeping our oceans clean. By maneuvering a fish to navigate through a sea of pollutants and marine life, players learn firsthand about the obstacles marine animals encounter as a result of pollution.

Game Elements

  • Fish: The main character of the game, positioned on the left side of the screen. Players control the fish by dragging it across the screen, attempting to reach the coral reef.

  • Coral Reef: The destination point for the fish, located on the right side of the screen. It symbolizes a safe haven for marine life amidst polluted waters.

  • Pollutants: Various types of pollutants are scattered throughout the water, posing a threat to the fish. These include:

    • Fish Net: Represents abandoned fishing gear that often entangles marine animals.
    • Plastic Bottle: A common pollutant that contributes to ocean debris.
    • Plastic Bag: Another frequent contaminant that marine creatures often mistake for food.
  • Marine Animals:

    • Turtle and Octopus: These animals coexist in the marine environment and add to the complexity of the game. Players must avoid colliding with them while guiding the fish to safety.

How to Play

  1. Instructions: A dialog box at the start of the game provides clear instructions: "Drag the fish to reach the coral reef on the right without colliding into any floating pollutants." Players can begin the game by clicking the "Ok" button.

  2. Game Mechanics: Players control the fish by dragging it across the screen. The objective is to reach the coral reef on the right side without hitting any pollutants or marine life.

  3. Avoid Obstacles: As the fish moves, players must skillfully navigate through the sea, dodging pollutants and other marine animals. This exercise demonstrates the navigation challenges faced by marine creatures in polluted waters.

Educational Impact

"Let's Avoid Sea Pollution!" is more than just a game; it's an educational experience that encourages players to think critically about the impact of pollution on marine ecosystems. By immersing players in a simulated environment where they must protect a fish from pollutants, the game fosters empathy and understanding for marine life.

Conclusion

Through interactive gameplay, "Let's Avoid Sea Pollution!" provides a powerful message about the necessity of protecting our oceans. As players guide their fish to safety, they gain a deeper appreciation for the delicate balance of marine ecosystems and the urgent need to address pollution. This game serves as a testament to how digital tools can be used to inspire environmental stewardship and awareness.

 

For Teachers

20240718-24 Web EJS beta Workshop by Francisco Esquembre and Félix J. García Clemente supported by MOE CPDD1 Registration for Web EJS Workshop (18-24 July 2024)

 
Dates: July 18th-24th, 2024
Venue: MOEHQ Buona Vista,  B3-02 (18 July) P2-01-02 (19,22,23,24 July) 
Contact organisers at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

Trainers are: 
Full Professor Francisco Esquembre 
 
Facilitators:
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        1. https://weelookang.blogspot.com/2024/03/20240718-24-web-ejs-beta-workshop-by.html?m=1
        2. https://weelookang.blogspot.com/2024/08/project-13b-webejs-workshop-match-apron.html

 

 

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