Have you seen that you may now get the question read to you in the game Tell time? Playback works best with iPad, modern Android devices and on Mac with Safari browser. It also works reasonably well with Chrome, Firefox […]
Now also you who have a Microsoft account may sign in here on Helpful Games via Microsoft. This also applies to you who have a login to Hotmail, Live ID, Outlook, Office 365, etc. It requires, as well as for […]
Now you can sign in on Helpful Games via Google or Facebook. This requires that you have registered a user on Helpful Games with the email address you use with Google or Facebook. If you are a student, your teacher […]
Now it’s easier to see which games you’ve played and how it went. You’ll find your game results by clicking on your knowledge points next to your medals. You must be logged in to see the improved student reports. Student […]
We have now added 20 new and more difficult levels in the game that tests your skills on the keyboard. Now there are levels for 250 and 300 strikes per minute. The new titles are king and emperor, achieved at […]
Here comes a major and long-awaited update to the management of your students’ accounts. All student accounts are now managed in groups. You, who used to have students without a group association, now have a group with these students. Is […]
We have now simplified the game types so that you do not need to choose if a level should have pictures on all the questions or on none of the questions. Now you get to choose this for every question […]
Now we have developed a new type of game called cloze test. Learn more about how to use the game type on the help page for cloze test. So far, there are six different game types you may choose from […]
We have now done a thorough review of all our educational games here at the Student Games and ensured that they all work on computers, tablets and now even smartphones. If your children or students have access to smartphones, they […]
Now you can get even more detailed reports on your students’ performance in a game. For example, you may get an overview of all students’ results on a game level and their missed questions. Additionally, you can even view each […]
