Interactive Bebras tasks with move-based scoring
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This host page loads the task in an iframe. The task sends move events to the host, which logs them to the server with penalties.
Your child is invited to take part in Interactive Bebras, a set of puzzle activities being used for a university thesis study. The research looks at how young learners approach problem‑solving and how their step‑by‑step thinking can be captured and valued alongside their final answer.
In this activity, the child works through 12 short interactive puzzles. The platform records their moves, clicks, and decisions, and final result, so the process can be studied later.
Taking part is entirely voluntary. The child may stop at any time, for any reason, with no consequences. The tasks are age‑appropriate logic and thinking puzzles—no sensitive, medical, or personal topics are included.
We never collect the child’s full name, contact details, school ID, photos, or any other identifying information. Only a first name or nickname is stored, and it is used together with a classroom username that keeps all responses anonymous.
The recorded interactions are seen only by the research team, stored securely, and reported only as group statistics or anonymized examples in academic work.
By allowing your child to proceed, you confirm that you have read and understood the information above and consent to their participation in the study.
Interactive Bebras is a web-based platform designed as part of a bachelor’s thesis, that transforms 12 classic Bebras tasks into gamified, process-aware challenges. Where every meaningful move the student makes – exploring the problem, trying a partial solution, changing their mind, is automatically tracked.
Anna Ben Carla
The system will instantly generate a unique username and a simple password for each student. You will give each student their own username and password. (These are automatically generated; the teacher cannot choose them manually.)
As the teacher, stay logged into your teacher dashboard. You will see a table with all your students’ names and their current scores. To see the latest tracked data while students are working, refresh the page (press F5 or the browser refresh button).
Thank you for taking part in this research.