Evalutation

Evaluation       

In early December, we got an assignment from our teacher, saying we have to make another math game with our study group. We did so. Us here in Denmark got other information than the pupils in Lithuania, which lead to many misunderstandings. So when we contacted them about the game, they were already started making the game, we tried our best to put in our help, even though we got an answer back saying, that they would finish the game. So we barely did anything to help them make the game, we did our best to try to help them.

So when we here in Denmark realized that we really didn’t need to help them, we just said back and waited. Even though we got a date that the game would be finished at, it got delayed by a few days. But the they finished it up and it was amazing, we could see that they worked hard on it, but again us here in Denmark did barely nothing.

We also had to post a description of the game and post it on the blog, because it got delayed a bit. We did not really have a lot time to make this, but because they made the game, we took the description on our backs and made that. Which we also did not work together on, in the study group. 

Their game were made out of it wood and looks really amazing, but we also have to make a copy of the game our self, so we did. But we did not have the time or the skill to make it properly, so we made a cheap version out of paper. We were not satisfied about how the game looked, so if we could, we would make a prettier version.

We had to present and play the game with the seventh graders, it went decent, better than we expected, the different groups said pretty much the same thing, that the game was neither to hard or to easy, with a bit of our help, and that the game could be prettier.

The group worked out fine, things got made slow, but it got made. The only problem we see that the communication between the group was too bad, but here in Denmark, it worked out just fine.

Jonathan and Konstantin