 To play ARIS games, download the ARIS client from the app store on an iOS device and create a player account (if you are using an iPad, look for ARIS in the iPhone apps section).  To make ARIS games, use a web browser on a computer and go to the ARIS editor: (You will need to register for an account here too. Both are free.)

 ARIS Global Game Jam: st=PLcKBi7jKk3MEkkDedW6Yomca3IVVdqhL- st=PLcKBi7jKk3MEkkDedW6Yomca3IVVdqhL-  ARIS Description and Demo:  Art on Campus (Game walkthrough in Spanish with English captions): =PLcKBi7jKk3MEkkDedW6Yomca3IVVdqhL-

 Review Dr. Chris Holden’s “ARIS Quick Reference”: 4/02/05/aris-quick-reference/ 4/02/05/aris-quick-reference/  View one or more of the video tutorials on how to make ARIS games  in Spanish:  in French:  in English:

For detailed documentation see ARIS- The Manual : Still can’t find the answer? Reach out to the ARIS games design community for help through the publicly shared Google Group: sgames

 For ARIS, create an editor account at arisgames.org/editor. Create a separate player account in the ARIS app (free on the iTunes store) on an iOS device. arisgames.org/editorfree on the iTunes store  For TaleBlazer, for the secret word and then go to  Keep your learning goals in mind as you develop your game.  Involve students in the design process whenever feasible to engage your class in creating as well as playing location-based games for language education.

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Thank you / ¡Gracias! Contact information: Sara Armengot and Godys Armengot Mejía