Teacher Accounts |
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Teachers – gain access to our incredible learning game creator by purchasing your What2Learn teacher account using our secure PayPal system. |
What do you get?
Full access to our exciting learning game generator which is proven to enhance motivation, learning and revision.

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Key features include:
If you acquire student accounts you will even be able to see the scores your students get in your games. A great way to cut down on marking! |
Included in the thirty learning games you can create are the following ten which have been created with an eye on enabling teachers to bring the big sporting event of the summer into their classrooms in an effective way.
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ArcheryAnswer the questions quickly to stand a better chance of hitting the high scoring rings. |
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TrackThe faster you answer the questions the faster you will run! |
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Star Class SailingChoose your nation and see where you can finish in the race. |
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Long JumpAnswer the questions quickly to build up speed and select a good angle of take off. |
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Pursuit CyclingAnswer the questions quickly to win the pursuit cycling event in the velodrome. |
Take a peak at the full list of games available in our learning game creator here.
Buy your account now!
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Gain access to our award-winning educational tool by purchasing your account using our secure PayPal system.
Accounts cost £25 GBP each (payments in most currencies available). |
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April 11th, 2013 at 2:56 pm
If I buy a teachers account when I create games is it possible to have the game screen ‘fullscreen’?
thanks
April 11th, 2013 at 4:58 pm
Hi Lyn,
In answer to your question, it depends entirely where you use them. If you use the embed code which comes with your game to add it to your own PowerPoint, website, etc then you can resize it to be whatever dimensions you want. When played at What2Learn we have not provided different size options but being based on vector graphics it is possible to zoom in to fill the screen (e.g. with CTRL + in Internet Explorer) without any blurring / pixelating of the images. Just remember to zoom back out (CTRL -) afterwards.
Hope this helps.