From digital to real
Digital Odyssey is an educational game that will allow you to mobilize and develop skills associated with digital competence. To progress in the game, you will have to research, evaluate the reliability or credibility of the information and publish it in the vast digital world, which will certainly be useful to you in your student and professional life!
Exploring a new world
Your application to the university department having been accepted; Your interstellar science internship takes place on Sollertia, a newly discovered planet. This is a world where plants and minerals do not react as they do on Earth. The environments, or biomes, are hauntingly beautiful, but this should not distract you, or at least not for too long, from the research objectives. The department has granted you the assistance of the droid Copernick to help you carry out the missions.
Multiple missions to complete
The missions in the biomes are varied since the environment as well as the properties of plants and rocks constantly change. The scientific missions included in your internship have two main objectives. The first goal is to find scientific information that could help regenerate Earth's ecosystems. The second objective is to perfect your knowledge and skills related to mastering digital skills.
Why a serious game?
Play to learn! Far from being a distraction, this educational game is an active form of learning that aims to motivate you. Digital Odyssey offers an environment in which your actions receive feedback to guide you in carrying out missions. No real danger! Mistakes are opportunities to learn. Remember that repetition leads to greater retention.
What you can expect
• Soothing ambiance and music when exploring environments
• Discovery of natural species with shapes and properties you've never seen before
• Computer-generated environments containing multiple puzzles to solve
• Learning critical thinking and other digital skills by searching the intranet
• A charming game about space exploration and saving planet Earth