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- 1. Vir(tu)al epidemic a game about viruses for Smartphones Virtual epidemic A mortal virus of unknown origin has spread throughout the World. Only you are able to fight it with your knowledge...but Will you be able to survive enough time? Let’s start the game Write your name
- 2. TEAM LAURA BENÍTEZ Mª DEL MAR BLANCO Mª TERESA CUTULI ANA Mª DOMÉNECH ESPERANZA GÓMEZ-LUCÍA RICARDO FLORES JAVIER ROMERO JOSEP QUER INTERBIONET
- 3. CONCEPT • Intended for high school students and lay persons who want to know more about viruses. • The aim of the game is to protect the World from the spread of a deadly viral infection .
- 4. LANGUAGES In Spanish In English The game can be played ...
- 7. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION After responding to the question, additional information can be obtained by request
- 8. POINTS AND RANKING The player has to answer 20 questions on viruses. Each question has a value. In addition, lives can be lost or acquired, depending on whether the questions are answered correctly or incorrectly. The 10 best players are shown in a public ranking
Notas do Editor
- In this computer game, inspired in the well-known Monopoly, the player/s must protect a Community (“Viropolis”) of viral infections. Players have to develop hospitals, laboratories, pharmaceutical companies and organizations to control and prevent viral diseases that affect humans, animals and plants. This computer game has been developed by a team of university professors, researchers and medical doctors in hospitals. The overall objective is for students to learn and test themselves about viruses and the diseases they produce, their treatment, diagnosis and prevention, and to enjoy learning about them.
- The team is formed by 10 developers: Five teachers of the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) One teacher from the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) Two researchers from two research centers in Spain (INA and IBMCP) Two researchers from two medical hospitals in Spain (Hospital Vall d’Hebron and Sergas) The program was designed by Interbionet.