6. Duration of Play & Curriculum Planning
6.1 Duration of Play
GoVenture can be played for any amount of time over multiple days, weeks, or months. Progress can be saved and resumed at any time. It’s flexible to fit your curriculum needs.
The amount of time it takes to complete a TOPIC or SUBJECT depends on the student and the length of the content.
Generally, it may take 2 - 5 minutes to read a TOPIC page and complete the QUIZ. It may take 15-30 minutes to complete an entire SUBJECT. Plus several minutes for each GAME played.
In total, GoVenture can deliver hundreds of hours of learning and activities, depending on your curriculum and preferences.
6.2 Content Organization
GoVenture is organized as follows:
CATEGORY (10)
SUBJECT (59 — see list below)
- TOPIC (300)
Each SUBJECT has several TOPICS. There are nearly 300 topics in total.
- PAGE
Each TOPIC is one scrollable page in the photobook. Each TOPIC page ends with a short QUIZ. - QUIZ
Each QUIZ consists of three questions randomly selected from a hidden list. Students must answer all three questions correctly to earn a gold coin. - GAMES
Games appear at the end of each SUBJECT. There are several types of word games and action games. Each game has customized content that matches the SUBJECT under which it appears. In total, there are hundreds of games. Each one is designed to be played in only a few minutes. Games reinforce the content and learning material presented in the photobook.
- PAGE
- TOPIC (300)
Navigation is unrestricted and students can access any of the content at any time. Students may repeat completed subjects, topics, sections, quizzes, and games.
6.3 Hiding Subjects
Instructors can hide SUBJECTS that may not be suitable for certain students.
SUBJECTS are chosen in GROUP SETTINGS, allowing you to selectively hide SUBJECTS for different groups of students.
6.4 Categories (10) and Subjects (59)
Body Systems
Relationships
Substance Abuse & Addictions
Mental and Emotional Health
Personal Care
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Environmental Health
Community Health
Disease and Chronic Illness Chronic Disease
Human Development
Injury Prevention and Safety
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