Biology faculty commonly produced unexpected card pairings that were the result of pairing of cards associated with the two particular deep features: "Evolution by Natural Selection in Living Systems" and "Storage and Passage of Information about How to Build Living Systems" (unpublished data).
You may wish to remind students of familiar games, such as the Memory Game, which uses pairs of cards face down, and another game where box full of items shown quickly and then removed, etc. if they are having trouble creating their own.
The remaining pairs of cards fluctuated between hits and misses.
The game was developed for one player and was composed of pairs of cards with complementary images.
Click on "Start Game" and you will have 5 seconds to memorize the placement of 12 pairs of cards.
After this image, Phase 2 starts with the display of six pairs of cards, and the image of one card from each pair is shown while the other is hidden.
After the display of the context image, the phase starts with the display of six pairs of cards, and the image on all cards is revealed for a few seconds and then automatically hidden.
Next, the phase starts with the display of six pairs of cards that correspond to possible morning activities, such as taking a bath, dressing, going to the bathroom, making the bed, brushing one's teeth, and combing one's hair.
After this image, the phase begins with the display of six pairs of cards, with the image in half of them revealed for a few seconds and then automatically hidden.
It's got a SATA interface, but you could probably rig it up to sit outside the computer so you can pop in new pairs of cards whenever you need to.
