Guild of Writers

As you might now, some of us build special ages for use in education. Metabasalt and I wrote the 'Geologica'-ages for collaborate work with his and mine students in USA and Sweden. We could play together on a shard, thanks to Diafero and OldWolle, they and others also met up with the students in game occasionally, that was awesome!

Now I teach younger kids, 6-10 YOA, and because of trouble with the network access on my school I can seldom use either MOULa or any of the shards for multiplay. So mostly I use URUoffline.

Anyway, stop building ages isn't an option (agebuilding-bug ) so this new age, built for, and tested for multiplayer- use, Corvus and I now present to you all TheHallway and we hope it'll come to 'a-shard-near-you' too.

Bear in mind that it is meant for use by younger kids and there are tasks for them to do in there, but we hope you enjoy it and have some fun!

Thank you

This age is really lovely, ametist and Corvus, and just perfect for younger children to learn
mathematics, being attentive and to express themselves as articulate as possible etc. ...

I imagine them sitting there in a circle with ambient music, pondering and agonizing over
the given tasks and excited waiting for having their turn ... Yeah, great, just carry on ...

ametist and Corvus you have created an excellent age for the younger explorer. For them both challenging and enjoyable. I enjoyed your textures and graphics...

The age is available on Deep Island Shard and UAM. Enjoy

Ametist, do you want me to add some short text to the Relto linking book, similar to what you wrote here? If yes, just tell me what exactly I should write . I created a linking panel from the link-in spot, hopefully you like it (just send me another one if you had something specific in mind).

This made my day . I'm a happy grandma, since I know someone I'm going to enjoy this age with . Thank you ladies!

Can we start a new clique? I want to be a proud member of the age-building grandma clique .

In fact this age is on the shard (UAM shard) since at least 1 month and half.

I recall having been there trying to solve the puzzles. I understand more the purpose of this age now. This age is suited for young explorers .

Nice and as it's a structured environment It should be real easy to change the puzzes (Not that I've looked at them yet ) well done

Thank you all, glad you like it! The kids do too, especially the 'snowman-room' Corvus did all the building and texturing, I only wired it in the end It's built in max and the pythons are a bit different but it all works, thanks to D'lanor and andy and his tutorials. The music is composed by my husband so it's free for use, no copyright here

@ Diafero, thank you! That linking-image is good and the text can be:
'The Hallway is meant for educational use and targets younger students, but we hope you enjoy and have fun, no matter how old you happen to be! Corvus and ametist'
Do you remember when you talked to my older students about the importance and fun of math? So I do what I can

@ Calena: GMTA (GrandMothers Think Alike) Please shoot me an email if you want to know more about what we have' up-our-sleeves' ....

Ametist, yesterday I was a bit in a hurry on my way to Marten's musical event in the cavern ...

I'd like to mention that in the banana room when you approach one of those kegs very closely
you suddenly float like in water and to unstuck, which is possible, you just have to turn around
or jump or move in any way and to walk backwards ... But maybe you realized that already ...

ametist wrote:@ Diafero, thank you! That linking-image is good and the text can be:
'The Hallway is meant for educational use and targets younger students, but we hope you enjoy and have fun, no matter how old you happen to be! Corvus and ametist'
Do you remember when you talked to my older students about the importance and fun of math? So I do what I can

I added that text to the UAM and the book in-game
Hehe, I don't remember that precise conversation, but it sounds like me Now that I'm actually at university, I can even more confirm how fun and important math is...