🎮 Which Chart Do We Pick?
Every message has a chart that fits it
📖 About this game
A game about charts, from the Spreadsheets unit, with the book’s own sentence as its rule: the choice of chart depends on the kind of data presented and the message that must be carried. All three come from the lesson itself: the column chart uses vertical bars to show comparisons between categories and the height of each bar matches its value, the pie chart shows data as slices of a circle with every slice in proportion to the amount it stands for so it is for parts of a whole, and the line chart shows data points joined by straight segments to show trends as time passes. Why the question is about the message and not the name: a name question is vocabulary, a message question is the lesson. The three drawings are built in code rather than pictures, so zero files and zero requests. Three cases per kind. No sign-up.
🕹️ How to play
- Read the message wanted and look at the data chips.
- Ask: comparing categories? Parts of a whole? Or change over time?
- Tap the chart that fits, out of the three.
- Every message you get first try counts for you.
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