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視覺空間 現在幾點鐘
- 1. 視覺空間 現在幾點鐘
- 2. 等級設定與變數確認 等級 標示 題目 Level 1 小時 + 分鐘刻度 整點 Level 2 小時 + 分鐘刻度 非整點 Level 3 小時 + 分鐘 剩七個時 + 分鐘 Level 4 小時 + 分鐘 剩 3 個時 + 分鐘 Level 5 小時 拿掉分鐘、剩 12 個數字 Level 6 小時 剩 3 、 6 、 9 、 12 Level 7 小時 隨機出現七個時 Level 8 小時 隨機出現 3 個時 Level 9 小時 隨機出現 2 個時 Level 10 無 完全無標記
- 3. 視覺空間 雷達圖 >> 請蔡醫師提供 遊戲設計概念 雷達圖分佈百分比 : 此遊戲八力中佔的百分比，每個力 100% 計算 此遊戲刺激大腦的部位 ( 可用紅圈框出 ) 3-1 現在幾點鐘 1. 記憶力 :_ % 2. 注意力 :_ % 3. 視覺空間 :_% 4. 執行功能 :_% 5. 問題解決 :_% 6. 語言能力 :_% 7. 定向感 :_% 8. 控制力
- 4. 内容脚本
- 5. 現在幾點鐘 測試能力 開始 如何玩 活動說明 請根據畫面的鐘面，判斷現在幾點鐘 ? 腦部訓練區 活動首頁 English Version 簡體 中文 繁體 中文 2 1 4 5 6 3 記憶力 問題解決 執行力 語言力 定向力 注意力 視覺空間 精細動作
- 6. 等級 : Level 1 請問這個鐘面是幾點 ? 鐘面 作答區 時 分 確認
- 7. 答對回饋 正確答案 : ? 點 : ? 分 作答花費時間 : 秒 下一關
- 8. 答錯回饋 正確答案 : ? 點 : ? 分 作答花費時間 : 秒
- 9. 等級 : Level 2 請問這個鐘面是幾點 ? 鐘面 作答區 時 分 確認
- 10. 等級 : Level 3 請問這個鐘面是幾點 ? 鐘面 作答區 時 分 確認
- 11. 等級 : Level 4 請問這個鐘面是幾點 ? 鐘面 作答區 時 分 確認
- 12. 遊戲結束回饋畫面 此次遊戲成績 此次遊戲成績 剛剛玩過每個 Level 的 成績。 作答時間
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- #6: 測試記憶力的原理 畫面的設計、排版、編排請重新設計 ，但首頁有以下 7 項功能必須具備 : 1. 活動名稱 : 2. 可以轉換簡、繁、英文的部份 3. 活動說明 : 4. 測試能力 : 5. 腦部訓練區 : 6. 開始 : 開始按鈕，點選進入設定頁 7. 如何玩 : 畫面中將會出現一個鐘面，請根據鐘面，判斷現在幾點鐘。
- #7: 畫面出現鐘，時鐘有時與分的刻度。 顯示的時間為整點 : 如 8:20 、 7 點 35 。 作答區類似 iphone 的輸入輪盤 ( 之後觸控電腦可以調整輪盤 ) ，旁邊使用按鈕選擇數字，選擇完畢，按下確認鈕。
- #8: 答對回饋畫面 : 顯示正確答案與作答的花費時間， 下面出現兩個按鈕，下一關 -> 進入下一個 level 、 結束 -> 結束此遊戲，進入回饋畫面
- #9: 答錯回饋畫面 : 顯示正確答案與作答的花費時間， 下面出現兩個按鈕，重新玩一次 -> 此關重玩 、 結束 -> 結束此遊戲，進入回饋畫面
- #10: 畫面出現鐘， 顯示的時間非整點 : 如 3:58 、 9 點 43 。
- #11: 画面出现鐘，随机剩七个小时数字。
- #12: 画面出现鐘，随机剩七个小时数字。