Quiz Game

Compete with others to get the most points. Upload your own quiz and play.

This quiz turns learning into great fun. There are some materials already uploaded. But if you want to do practice something different with your students, there are instructions for loading your own quizzes.

Romanizer/Transliterater

Transliterate Burmese to make it readable my mere mortals

This is the best way to transliterate Burmese text into Roman. There may be a few edge cases where it fails, but great effort has been put into making it work well.

Myanmar Flashcards

Learn to read Burmese in a few simple lessons

This can be a great tool if you really want to learn to read Myanmar. It will take you step-by-step from learning letters to syllables and then words.

Mind Map Game

Build mind maps and earn points

This is a great brain teaser that will help you learn how to categorize ideas and understand how they fit together and relate to each other. It looks cool too.

Konbaung Dynasty Song

Use music to learn about the Konboung dynasty

This was for a school project for Year 5 students in Myanmar. I'll leave it here in case anyone is interested.

Odd One Out Game

Have fun playing the odd one out

This is a very simple, classic game. But it is still a challenge and is a lot of fun. It's also something great to do with your students when you have just a bit of extra time.

Math Game

PLACEHOLDER for something better

Grade Calculator

Calculate grades tables for complicated situations

This tool has been helpful to myself and other teachers when a calculating grades for exams that have multiple portions.

Mexican IP

Learn how the Mexican IP works

Learn how intellectual property rights works. Much of the information is from other sources, but it is displayed in a way that makes it easy to digest and interact with.

How Many Dots

Guest the number of dots without counting

This is a very simple game. You are not supposed to count the dots; only glance and estimate based on the recognizable patterns they form. It is to train your subconscious to do the counting, as it were.

Active Listening Game

Test your listening skills, earn points

Here, you can listen to audios and select the ideas that are expressed in the game. The closer you get it to the time that you hear them, the more points you earn. Beware, though, this one's still under construction.

Visual Coding Desktop

Lay all your code out on a desktop the way you want; then run it.

This allows you to code in JavaScript, HTML and CSS in the browser and run the application. The cools thing about this is how you can position all the code in a nice, neat way and view the connections between the functions.

Node Seeker

Nodes reach out to connect with others

This is a very simple demonstration of nodes that seek out other nodes. It's somewhat of a precursor to the next project in this list, the Brain-like Neural Network.

Brain-like Neural Network

Play around with a self-coordinating NN

Definitely cool! This is worth playing around with. It's still under development, but you can get the brain to wire and the neurons to collaborate. Please drop a line if you have any insights on how to improve this.

Z-Order Curve

Learn how a space filling "curve" is made

If you love to learn peculiar new concepts, here's one for you. This one is a mathematical concept. This demonstrates a simple way of mapping all points in space, where the closest points are the next mapped.

Square Fractal

Discover a fractal that is all square, yet all round

Squares and circles are famously incompatible. Not the case with this very interesting fractal. This interactive app let's you play around with the values and explore a new and interesting kind of space.

Kernel Math Fire

Make a poor simulation of fire using math. TODO: Fix colors

Many physics simulators use kernel math to carry out their calculations. This is a 2D example of just such a simulator.