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Fractionator

Team : Jacob Westerback, Brian Sandon, Megan Smith

Source Code

Short Description

Fractionator will be a game for fourth graders focusing on the topic of Number and Operations — Fractions: Teaching the extended understanding of fraction equivalence and ordering. Students will be asked to place visualizations of fractions in the correct order.

Goals

  • Moveable Fraction “Cards”
    • Fraction Number Cards
    • Pie Chart Cards
    • Combo mode
  • Difficulty Settings
    • Changes the amount of cards generated
  • Replay Button
  • Attractive visual design
  • Follow good code practices
  • Presentation
    • Make your slides web-accessible
    • Speak for a roughly equal amount of the presentation.
    • Demonstrate
    • Questions
      • What are some of the best pieces of software you wrote? Why?
      • What are some of the worst pieces? Why?
      • What stumbling blocks were there? What successes?
      • What would you have done differently?
      • What would you have worked on if you'd had more time?

Stretch Goals

  • Multiple Mode
    • Matching Pie Visualization to Numeric Visualization to Decimal Visualization
  • Timed Mode
    • Function Similar as a test

Specs

  • Build and Run for XO
  • Post on wiki
  • licensed under an OSI-compatible license
  • ensure source repository contain clear written instructions for future developers
  • Post Mortem
    • What TODO items are left to do?
    • Does it work on python on a normal machine?
    • Does it work on the OLPC? Code quality and git commit history.
    • Quality of the wiki entry at sugarlabs.org

TimeLine

. Team Proposal Prototype Working Version Final Version
Due Date 4/10 4/19 5/01 5/10
Completed Individual Team Proposals Moving Cards Functional Game Loop See Goals