Morse Code Learning - CW Scribble
CW Scribble & Hangman - Morse Code Learning Event
Group Members:
- Jules F4IEY
- Suzan PD3SZN
Event Overview:
- Name of the Event: CW Scribble, combined with Hangman
- Number of Participants: 6 people
- Level of Experience: 0-100% (Participants may range from beginners to experienced)
- Duration: 1-2 days
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Location/Space Needed:
- Can be done remotely or in a physical room.
- Morse key and computer required for either option.
Food:
- Meals: Not needed.
Budget:
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Do you need money for the event?
- If done remotely, no additional costs beyond a computer.
- If in-person, money might be needed to rent a room or space.
Materials and Equipment Needed:
- Morse key
- Computer (for remote participation or additional game features)
Organizer's Preparations:
- Prepare a list of random words that can be found easily using Google or other resources.
- Set the time and place for the event (either a physical location or an online platform for remote participation).
What Participants Need to Bring:
- Laptop (for both in-person and remote participation)
Game Explanation and Rules:
Game Format: CW Scribble (with Hangman bonus rounds)
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Objective: Help participants learn and practice Morse code (CW) by guessing and spelling random words using CW. Up to 10 letters and numbers will be used during the game.
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How it Works:
- Each round, a player selects a random word from a pre-determined list (offering 3 choices).
- The player transmits the word in Morse code, and the other participants have to guess the word and spell it back using CW.
- Correct answers earn points, and the player who accumulates the most points by the end of the game wins.
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Bonus Round (Hangman Variant):
- To make the game more engaging, a "Hangman Bonus Round" will be included.
- In this round, participants must guess a more complicated word transmitted in CW.
- This round offers additional points compared to regular rounds, encouraging participants to improve their Morse code proficiency.
Additional Game Idea: Codeword in CW
- Concept: This variation can also be played online. Clues and answers are provided exclusively in CW.
- Participants must decipher the clues and respond with the correct answers, all using Morse code. This version emphasizes both accuracy and speed in interpreting and transmitting CW.