Vax! A Game about Epidemic Prevention
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Game
The pandemic has thrust the exponential curve onto the podium for "society's favourite graph." See exponential growth in action through this game, which shows the effect of vaccines and quarantine on the spread of disease. The game uses networks (Year 12 Standard) to visualise the connections between people.
13 October 2021 Edit: 5 November 2021
User submitted, thanks to Kiatin Williamson
- Topics:
- Advanced, Graph Theory (Networks), General, Fun, Patterns and Algebra, Graphs of Physical Phenomena
- Content Type:
- Game
- NSW Mathematics K-10 Syllabus
- Number and Algebra, MA5.1-7NA Non-Linear Relationships, MA5.2-10NA Non-Linear Relationships, MA5.3-9NA Non-Linear Relationships
- NSW Curriculum New
- Number and algebra, Non-linear relationships, MA5-NLI-C-01 Non-linear relationships A, MA5-NLI-C-02 Non-linear relationships B, MA5-NLI-P-01 Non-linear relationships C (Path)
- NSW Mathematics Standard Stage 6 Syllabus
- Networks, MS-N1 Networks and Paths, MS-N1.1 Networks, MS-N2 Network Concepts, MS-N2.1 Networks
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Simon Job on 05 November 21 at 09:38 PM #
It was. I’ve given it a week and it has not returned.
Marked as broken.
Rex Boggs on 28 October 21 at 08:25 AM #
The link isn’t working.