Engaging K-12 Learners in Digital Scavenger Hunts with GooseChase

GooseChase is a mobile device driven scavenger hunt application that is a popular team building tool. Participants complete picture/video missions, short responses and through GPS location. This video explores how K-12 teachers can get a start with GooseChase. What pedagogical need does this app serve? How do you get started in setting up your first GooseChase? This video demonstration will help you to consider your own lesson design based around these two questions.

[@virmacreations]

This was amazing to understand how this works. It sold it to me!! Thanks!

[@Stevon987]

Better then other videos. Just could you show how the game play works

[@adenoong]

When working in teams can individuals submit answers from their own devices (divide & conquer) or can it be set up to receive submissions from 1 specific device?

[@JeffGerlach]

They can work individually with their own devices, their submissions contribute to their team score if they are in teams. You could also limit teams to one device if you wanted to promote co-use.

[@charleshazlett6014]

Can you do say one class as a whole team vs another class as a whole team? I would imagine, yes?

[@nitishawasthi]

very slow...