User Manual for BlindGames

 

Table of Contents:

  1. Introduction
    1. What is the game intended for?
    2. Who will use the game and the user manual?
    3. Reasons to use the typing game.
  2. Game Objective and Description
  3. Getting Started
    1. Obtaining a Copy
    2. Instructions for Downloading and Installing

                                                               i.      Views of the Process

  1. Playing the Game
    1. Start a new Game

                                                               i.      Views of the Process

    1. Play the Game

                                                               i.      Views of the Process

    1. End the Game

                                                               i.      Views of the Process

 

 

1. Introduction

a. What is the game?

The game is designed to affectively teach computer typing skills.  The game surrounds learning the appropriate keys on the computer for different letters.  The game will start at a low level and gradually get more difficult depending on the completion of levels obtained by the user. 

 

b. Who will use the game and the user manual?

The game is for individuals who wish to learn to type.  The game can be used by anyone including the visually impaired.  It will be provided free of charge to interested individuals who want to learn to type.

 

c. Reasons to use the typing game.

This game is designed to help the visually impaired while also appealing to the general public.  It is especially useful for the visually impaired, since they will be able to play the game just as affectively as the sighted, but will still receive the same skills by playing.  The game is good for children, since it is fun and educational. 

           

 

2. Game Objective and Description

When the program has been started there is a machine at the top of the screen that will drop a letter while simultaneously saying the letter.  There is a bug at the bottom of the screen.  Once the letter has hit the bottom, the bug and the letter will move closer together.  There will be beeps that tell the user the approximate location of the bug and the letter.  The beeps will speed up as the distance grows smaller between the two.  The user must hit the correct computer key for the letter that was said before the bug and the letter reach each other.  If the wrong key is pressed an error message is related back to user saying, “Wrong letter!  Try Again!” 

 

3. Getting Started

a. Obtaining a Copy

b. Instructions for Downloading and Installing

            i. Views of the Process

 

4. Playing the Game

a. Start a new game

            i. Views of the Process

b.      Play the game

i. Views of the Process

c.       End the game

i. Views of the Process