Handipoints – Virtual World that Helps Kids Do Chores in Real World
May 12, 2008
Speaking of persuasion power, Handipoints is a clever idea of getting kids’ interest in video games and virtual worlds to get them to do something productive in real life through an “incentive program”.
I will not go on an on about how interesting this idea is since Michael Arrington from Techcrunch already wrote a nice post about it here.
Entry Filed under: eLearning 2.0. Tags: 3D, children, chore, handipoints, kids, MUVE, reward, teenagers, virtual, virtual_world, world.
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