entreREDes

That makes studying classroom learning is not boring! With entreREDes, he is studying playing.

Red Eléctrica has created entreREDes, a digital game so that 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th ESO students can review their curricular content in an enjoyable way and, at the same time, learn how the Spanish electrical system works. Players travel around the country along different lines and substations of the electricity transmission network, as they answer questions on six different subjects. More than 11,000 questions divided into six categories: Geography and History; Physics and Chemistry/Biology: Mathematics; Language and literature; Electrical sector, and Leisure and Culture.

-An effective didactic support for the teacher in classes.

-An attractive and fun review tool for students at home.

-A fun way to share with family or friends.

If you want to download it, entreREDes is available at https://www.redeia.com/es/sostenibilidad/comunidades/innovacion-social/entreredes

The game includes three different modes that adapt to the needs of the teacher and students at all times.

Before starting the game, each player must choose the game mode and the character they want to play with and give them the name they like best.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Android: Android 5.0 / API level 21 / OpenGL 2.0 or later.

CONTENTS OF THE GAME QUESTIONS

Questions from the subjects of Physics and Chemistry/Biology; Geography and History; Language and Literature, and Mathematics respond to the official curriculum approved by current educational law and have been selected and written by active ESO teachers. Furthermore, each of them is divided into different blocks of content that reflect the school syllabus. Those in the electricity sector have been prepared by experts from Red Eléctrica and Ocio y Cultura aims to be a lighter option where topics of music, art, sports, cinema and current affairs are addressed. The Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) has reviewed all the texts of the game.

GAME MODES: The entreREDes game has three modes: classic, challenge and classroom.

Classic (2 to 6 players): Players compete to illuminate the six supports corresponding to the six subjects of the game on their token.

How can they get it? Walking along the power lines and correctly answering the questions asked in the boxes. When the player has managed to illuminate his six supports, he will have to go to the central square, that is, to the Electrical Control Center (Cecoel). There, you will have to answer at least three of the six questions correctly. If you succeed, an infographic about how Cecoel works will be reproduced. To win the game, you will have to answer one last question about this animation. Each question will have four possible answers. Only one of them will be correct. The player will have 40 seconds to answer each question. If the answer fails, you will lose your turn. To play, you can choose one or more courses.

Challenge (1 player): The challenge is for the player to surpass himself and complete the game in less time each time and with the highest score.

The rules and objective are the same as in the classic mode: the player has to illuminate the six supports on his piece with the colors corresponding to the six subjects of the game. At the end, a table will be shown with the statistics of the game (number of questions answered correctly, time, score, etc.).

Classroom (2 to 6 players): The relevance of this mode is that teachers and students can choose specific blocks from the syllabus of one or several subjects. Each block has a number of questions associated with it.

The objective of the competing players is to reach the final square of the chosen path as quickly as possible.

You can also select the times to answer each question and the number of cells in the route. In this way, the game can be configured according to the time available in the classroom or at home.