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Create your own Educational Escape Rooms

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Free web-based editors you can use to build a virtual escape room

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Google Forms

An illustrated guide on how to make a digital escape room on google forms↗︎

How to Create Digital Locks↗︎ for a Classroom Escape Room.

8:16 minutes

This video shows you how to insert audio in Google Forms↗︎. You can both insert voice recordings or external audio files.

6:39 minutes

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Genially

Easy tutorial: Genial.ly to create online escape rooms or escape games↗︎.

14:57 minutes

How to create a virtual lock with a number pad with Genially↗︎. (German)

8:00 minutes

Webinar Advanced Escape Rooms with Genially↗︎.

1:41:12 minutes

Examples

Lock Challenge

Lock Challenge↗︎ is a free-to-try web app for creating virtual locks. It supports number and word codes as well as colour, direction, musical, GPS and Wordle-style locks, including multi-step lock chains. Students simply open a link—no installation required.

Cluekeeper

ClueKeeper↗︎ is a platform for creating and playing location-based or clue hunts. You use the web app to create hunts and clues, which are distributed to players through the mobile app.

2:24 minutes

Actionbound

Actionbound↗︎ is an app for playing digitally interactive scavenger hunts to lead the learner on a path of discovery.

1:19 minutes

H5P

With H5P you can reate, share and reuse interactive content in your browser or on your system (like Moodle). This video features a short introduction (in German).

Lockee

Lockee lets you create virtual locks (digital, with directions, with a diagram, etc.) unlocking access to a content (text, image, sound, link or external video). This video features a short introduction (in French).

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