In 1870, Charles Babbage created the first computer, and now you can learn how it worked by playing the educational video match "Analytical Machine". This match is designed for children aged 9 to 15 and teaches algebra through the manipulation of algebraic expressions. You can choose your level of difficulty and use mechanical diagrams to solve problems. "Analytical Machine" is available to play in Spanish and was created with the support of the National Council of Science and Technology. It was developed by Cromasoft, Básica Asesores Educativos, and Inoma, a Mexican non-governmental organization that offers free educational video matchs aligned with the basic education curricula of the Ministry of Public Education of Mexico. Ring on LabTak's website for more information on the pedagogical content of the match.
In 1870 Charles Babbage developed the first computer. Find out how it worked.Help Charles Babbage to solve problems by manipulating symbols!
Select a level of difficulty, problems will be loaded on the Analytical Machine!
Use the mechanical diagrams to discover the possible actions.Analytical Machine is:+An educational video game of Mathematics.+About math.+It is aimed at children from 9 to 15 years.+Available to play in: Spanish.Pedagogical content+ In this video game of Mathematics the child has an introduction to algebra through the manipulation of algebraic expressions based on properties of operations.+ Concepts: Algebraic expressions.+ If.....
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