Child Right Brain Development Through Game Based Learning

Haslinda , Ab Halim (2008) Child Right Brain Development Through Game Based Learning. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka,Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The Adventure of Danny P. Brainy is a game based learning for preschool children to develop their right brain. Since research has been done for the Right Brain Education, it is not just imparting knowledge and skills but to create a wellbalanced child who is creative, eager to learn and has the ability to maximize the use of his or her brain. This courseware is developed to keep the children's creative right brain active while they are playing. Children who play this game not only can have fun but also can stimulate their right brain development where according to Professor Dr. Shichida from Japan who famous with Shichida Method, the right brain is a genius brain than the left brain. This courseware comprises of three modules which are Under the Sea, Amazon Rainforest and Chocolate Cave. Each modul have a different elements that focusing into shapes and colour, numbering and alphabet recognition. All modules being represented through a game platform. The game was designed to have many graphic and animation to create a visual imagery in children right brain where the right brain usually learns through images. Other than that, this courseware using voiceover, sound effect, text animation and suitable effect to attract children's interest and attention. The methodology used while developing this project is ADDIE Model. The learning technique that use in this project is cognitive psychology. This game are develop mainly in platform Adobe Flash CS3 Professional.

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