Collaborative project by Devon Hackley, Tisha Greenidge, Paolo Chidrome, and Peter Tynan
We created a Tic Tac Toe quiz game made for 2 players. Players take turns; on their turn a player will select a square, and then must correctly answer a random question to place their mark in that square. Same as the tic tac toe you know and love - the game ends when one player places 3 of their marks in a row and wins.
Unique usernames track the number of wins, losses, and draws for that player. Players can look at the Leaderboard and see a list of the players with the best win/loss records!
Our quiz asks questions about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but what if a teacher wants to use it for another subject? We've given users the option to create and save their own quiz, and play Tic Tac Quiz using their custom Question Banks!
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As an educator, I want to make studying interesting and engaging for my students so that they will be excited to learn.
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As an educator, I want to choose what type of questions I create so that I can make quizzes that are relevant to the topics I want to test.
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As an educator, I want to be able to restart the game whenever I want.
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As an educator, I want to create and save my own quizzes so that I can access them anytime I wish.
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As a student, I want to compete with my classmates while learning so that I will have an enjoyable learning experience.
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As a student, I want to understand the rules and how to win so that I can have a fair chance of playing against my opponent.
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As a student, I want the interface to be easy to use so that I will be inclined to use the site again.
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As a student, I want to see a leaderboard to keep track of my stats.
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As a student, I want to click on an available tile so that I can attempt to win the tile by answering the question.
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As a student, I want to be able to enter my username so that I can see my statistics during and after play.
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As a developer, I want to finish the project in 4 days so that I will meet the project deadline.
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As a developer, I want the user to be able to enter their own questions and answers so that the application can me more meaningful to them by creating their own quizzes.
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As a developer, I want to disable tiles that have already been won so that only tiles with available questions may be selected by a player.
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As a developer, I want there to be a tiebreaker when one square has been answered wrong too many times so that there will be a stopping point to the game.