Computer-related
By Susan Milner
Digital pictures
Have you ever wondered how computers and all things digital handle pictures? This simplified version can be turned into an open-ended game.
Error Detection
Free your inner mathemagician! Mystify your audience! Give them lots of time to try to figure out what you are doing – you may be surprised by which student does figure it out. This game is based on one method that computers check whether transmitted information might have errors.
Transposition
Computer programming relies heavily on producing sequences of instructions. Good computer programming means that each sequence is also efficient. Here is a sequencing game that involves not code but rather coloured shapes.
Towers of Hanoi
Here is another game that involves a carefully chosen sequence of moves. People of all ages seem to enjoy this one. Here is some added information if you want to use it in the classroom.