CRL escape game

Welcome to the CRL! The Centre de Ressources en Langues (CRL) is a space for you to work on languages. (live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 3 ) [[[next|CRLdescription]]] (if: $helloTimer is 4)[(stop:)]]

Today, you will solve a series of puzzles using information hidden in the CRL. A CRL mediateur will accompany you to answer questions, but they won't give you any hints to solve the puzzles! Your team will be timed. The fastest team will get a prize at the end of the semester. (set: $helloTimer to 0)(set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1)(if: $helloTimer > 5 ) [ Are you ready to begin? [[yes, let's do it!|timestamp]] [[no, I have a question|askforhelp]]] (if: $helloTimer is 6)[(stop:)]]

When you arrive in the CRL, the first person you meet will be a *mediateur* at the *accueil* desk. There is always a *mediateur* here to help you in the CRL. The mediateur can help you: - register for the CRL - sign up for a language workshop - make an appointment with the language advisor - find materials - learn about CRL activities - and many, many other things (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 7 ) [[[Wow, the mediateurs sound great! I can't wait to meet them!|mediateurpuzzle]]] (if: $helloTimer is 8)[(stop:)]]

A "*tandem*" is a language partner. Two students that are interested in *exchanging* their language skills meet to practice with each other. You may work with a partner to practice his or her *native language*. You may work with a partner to practice a language that is foreign to both of you. Students looking for tandem partners can fill out a *tandem card* and post their contact information on the *tandem board*. You can also look through the tandem cards to find someone to contact. (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 6) [[[Cool! I want to see who I can meet on the tandem board!|tandempuzzle]]] (if: $helloTimer is 7)[(stop:)]]

Look on the tandem board. Find the tandem card of a student who: - speaks German and Polish - is looking to practice French - project is ERASMUS and DELF B1 What is his or her phone number? [[06 15 85 27 16|error]] [[06 51 85 72 61|error]] [[06 15 85 27 61|error]] [[06 51 85 27 61|tandemcorrectanswer]] [[06 15 85 72 61|error]] [[06 51 85 27 16|error]]

The mediateurs are here to help! What is your question? In a moment you will return to the previous page. (live:30s)[(undo:)]

No, that's wrong. wait 15 seconds and try again (live:15s)[(undo:)]

Now you know how to find a language partner! You can ask the mediateur to give you a card to fill out if you want people to contact you for tandems. (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [ (set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 2 ) [Go to the next [[puzzle|atelier]]] (if: $helloTimer is 3)[(stop:)]]

The CRL offers *ateliers de conversation* in many different languages. The ateliers are always held in small groups of up to 12 people. When you sign up for an atelier, you sign up for one session, not for the whole semester. You can change your group each week according to your schedule. (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 5 ) [Look at the atelier [[planning|atelierschedule]].] (if: $helloTimer is 6)[(stop:)]]

Step 1: Add the number of ateliers de conversation in *Spanish* and the number of ateliers de conversation in *Italian*. This is your magic number. Step 2: Behind the ateliers rooms, you will find different plannings for the ateliers de conversation. Look at the one that corresponds to your magic number. Step 3: Something is missing! Compare your magic number planning to the official planning on your flyer. Which atelier is missing? [[Anglais|error]] [[Allemand|error]] [[Arabe|error]] [[Chinois|error]] [[Espagnol|error]] [[Français|error]] [[Italien|ateliercorrectanswer]] [[Russe|error]]

Step 1: Add the number of ateliers de conversation in *French* and the number of ateliers de conversation in *Italian*. This is your magic number. Step 2: Behind the ateliers rooms, you will find different plannings for the ateliers de conversation. Look at the one that corresponds to your magic number. Step 3: Something is missing! Compare your magic number planning to the official planning on your flyer. Which atelier is missing? [[Anglais|error]] [[Allemand|error]] [[Arabe|error]] [[Chinois|error]] [[Espagnol|error]] [[Français|error]] [[Italien|error]] [[Russe|ateliercorrectanswer]]

Step 1: Add the number of ateliers de conversation in *French* and the number of ateliers de conversation in *Spanish*. This is your magic number. Step 2: Behind the ateliers rooms, you will find different plannings for the ateliers de conversation. Look at the one that corresponds to your magic number. Step 3: Something is missing! Compare your magic number planning to the official planning on your flyer. Which atelier is missing? [[Anglais|error]] [[Allemand|error]] [[Arabe|error]] [[Chinois|error]] [[Espagnol|error]] [[Français|ateliercorrectanswer]] [[Italien|error]] [[Russe|error]]

Step 1: Add the number of ateliers de conversation in *English* and the number of ateliers de conversation in *Chinese*. This is your magic number. Step 2: Behind the ateliers rooms, you will find different plannings for the ateliers de conversation. Look at the one that corresponds to your magic number. Step 3: Something is missing! Compare your magic number planning to the official planning on your flyer. Which atelier is missing? [[Anglais|ateliercorrectanswer]] [[Allemand|error]] [[Arabe|error]] [[Chinois|error]] [[Espagnol|error]] [[Français|error]] [[Italien|error]] [[Russe|error]]

Step 1: Add the number of ateliers de conversation in *English* and the number of ateliers de conversation in *Arabic*. This is your magic number. Step 2: Behind the ateliers rooms, you will find different plannings for the ateliers de conversation. Look at the one that corresponds to your magic number. Step 3: Something is missing! Compare your magic number planning to the official planning on your flyer. Which atelier is missing? [[Anglais|error]] [[Allemand|error]] [[Arabe|ateliercorrectanswer]] [[Chinois|error]] [[Espagnol|error]] [[Français|error]] [[Italien|error]] [[Russe|error]]

Step 1: Add the number of ateliers de conversation in *English* and the number of ateliers de conversation in *French*. This is your magic number. Step 2: Behind the ateliers rooms, you will find different plannings for the ateliers de conversation. Look at the one that corresponds to your magic number. Step 3: Something is missing! Compare your magic number planning to the official planning on your flyer. Which atelier is missing? [[Anglais|error]] [[Allemand|error]] [[Arabe|error]] [[Chinois|error]] [[Espagnol|error]] [[Français|error]] [[Italien|ateliercorrectanswer]] [[Russe|error]]

That's right! The CRL offers atelier de conversation in *eight* different languages! English Spanish French Italian German Chinese Arabic Russian (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [ (set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 5 ) [Click here for the atelier (either: [[puzzle|atelierpuzzle1]], [[puzzle|atelierpuzzle2]], [[puzzle|atelierpuzzle3]], [[puzzle|atelierpuzzle4]], [[puzzle|atelierpuzzle5]], [[puzzle|atelierpuzzle6]], [[puzzle|atelierpuzzle7]])!] (if: $helloTimer is 6)[(stop:)]]

Step 1: Add the number of ateliers de conversation in *German* and the number of ateliers de conversation in *Russian*. This is your magic number. Step 2: Behind the ateliers rooms, you will find different plannings for the ateliers de conversation. Look at the one that corresponds to your magic number. Step 3: Something is missing! Compare your magic number planning to the official planning on your flyer. Which atelier is missing? [[Anglais|error]] [[Allemand|error]] [[Arabe|ateliercorrectanswer]] [[Chinois|error]] [[Espagnol|error]] [[Français|error]] [[Italien|error]] [[Russe|error]]

Do you have the planning for the ateliers de conversation? [[yes|atelierpuzzlegen]] [[no|ateliermedischedule]]

Great job! If you want to attend an atelier de conversation, you can ask one of the mediateur to sign you up, or you can contact the CRL by email or telephone. You are a great group of puzzle-solving people! [[Next|timestamp2]]

atelier numbers for behind the boxes All + rus= 4 SPA + ita= 5 FR+ ITA= 6 FRA+spa=7 8 9 10 11 ang+chi +12 ANG + ARA=13 ANG+FRA=14 15

In the Arsenal library, there are two DVD collections. The *documentary* collection is located in library hall. The *fiction* collection, which includes movies and television series, is housed in the CRL. You can borrow the DVDs to watch at home or you can watch them in the CRL. (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 5 ) [[[Next|dvdpuzzlegen]]] (if: $helloTimer is 6)[(stop:)]]

Excellent! You can always watch DVDs in the CRL or borrow them to watch at home. (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [ (set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 2 ) [There's no stopping you now! Go to the next [[puzzle|tandem]]] (if: $helloTimer is 3)[(stop:)]]

There are a number of computers available for you at the CRL. There are different language learning software for you and tools for assessing your language level. In order to use the computers, you need to log in with your *student number* (8 numbers) and your *password* (last 6 characters of your INE number on your student identification card). One member of your group should log onto a computer before going to the next puzzle. (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 6 ) [Have you logged on? (if: $helloTimer > 9 ) [[[yes, what next?|computervid]] [[no, we need some help|askforhelp]]]] (if: $helloTimer is 10)[(stop:)]]

When you open your session, the *main page* for the CRL automatically opens. On the CRL main page you see links to different computer-based resources in the CRL. On the main page you should see a link to the CRL publicity video. Watch the video (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [ (set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 100 ) [and then go to the [[question|computerpuzzle]]] (if: $helloTimer is 101)[(stop:)]]

That's correct! Now you know where to find the CRL computer resources! Go to the next [[puzzle|books]]!

The language learning collection of the library is housed in the CRL. We have: - *dictionaries* - *grammar* and *vocabulary* books - materials for *specific skills* (email writing, telephone skills, business language, etc.) - *test preparation* manuals - foreign language *novels* (one of the best things you can do for your language learning is to read a novel!) - and much more! (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 7 ) [[[There are certainly a lot of books here! |bookspuzzlegen]]] (if: $helloTimer is 8)[(stop:)]]

Yes! Reading novels is one of the best things that you can do for your language learning! The books in the CRL are organized by language and topic. Go to the shelf where you find the Chinese language dictionaries. Which number is at the top of the shelf? <table style="width:50%"> <tr> <td>[[526684|error]] </td> <td> [[524863|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[528613|error]] </td> <td> [[527942|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[541356|error]] </td> <td> [[545962|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[542634|error]] </td> <td> [[543165|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[562618|error]] </td> <td> [[564869|bookscorrectanswer]] </td> <tr> <td> [[568731|error]] </td> <td> [[569234|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[581346|error]] </td> <td> [[589714|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[582463|error]] </td> <td> [[584917|error]] </td>

Yes! Reading novels is one of the best things that you can do for your language learning! The books in the CRL are organized by language and topic. Go to the shelf where you find German language learning materials. Which number is at the top of the shelf? <table style="width:50%"> <tr> <td>[[526684|error]] </td> <td> [[524863|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[528613|error]] </td> <td> [[527942|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[541356|error]] </td> <td> [[545962|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[542634|error]] </td> <td> [[543165|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[562618|error]] </td> <td> [[564869|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[568731|error]] </td> <td> [[569234|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[581346|error]] </td> <td> [[589714|bookscorrectanswer]] </td> <tr> <td> [[582463|error]] </td> <td> [[584917|error]] </td>

Yes! Reading novels is one of the best things that you can do for your language learning! The books in the CRL are organized by language and topic. Go to the shelf where you find Business English dictionaries. Which number is at the top of the shelf? <table style="width:50%"> <tr> <td>[[526684|error]] </td> <td> [[524863|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[528613|error]] </td> <td> [[527942|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[541356|error]] </td> <td> [[545962|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[542634|error]] </td> <td> [[543165|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[562618|bookscorrectanswer]] </td> <td> [[564869|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[568731|error]] </td> <td> [[569234|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[581346|error]] </td> <td> [[589714|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[582463|error]] </td> <td> [[584917|error]] </td>

Yes! Reading novels is one of the best things that you can do for your language learning! The books in the CRL are organized by language and topic. Go to the shelf where you find English language grammar books. Which number is at the top of the shelf? <table style="width:50%"> <tr> <td>[[526684|error]] </td> <td> [[524863|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[528613|error]] </td> <td> [[527942|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[541356|error]] </td> <td> [[545962|bookscorrectanswer]] </td> <tr> <td> [[542634|error]] </td> <td> [[543165|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[562618|error]] </td> <td> [[564869|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[568731|error]] </td> <td> [[569234|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[581346|error]] </td> <td> [[589714|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[582463|error]] </td> <td> [[584917|error]] </td>

Yes! Reading novels is one of the best things that you can do for your language learning! The books in the CRL are organized by language and topic. Go to the shelf where you find English language TOEFL test preparation materials. <table style="width:50%"> <tr> <td>[[526684|error]] </td> <td> [[524863|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[528613|error]] </td> <td> [[527942|bookscorrectanswer]] </td> <tr> <td> [[541356|error]] </td> <td> [[545962|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[542634|error]] </td> <td> [[543165|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[562618|error]] </td> <td> [[564869|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[568731|error]] </td> <td> [[569234|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[581346|error]] </td> <td> [[589714|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[582463|error]] </td> <td> [[584917|error]] </td>

Yes! Reading novels is one of the best things that you can do for your language learning! The books in the CRL are organized by language and topic. Go to the shelf where you find Italian language books. Which number is at the top of the shelf? <table style="width:50%"> <tr> <td>[[526684|error]] </td> <td> [[524863|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[528613|error]] </td> <td> [[527942|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[541356|error]] </td> <td> [[545962|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[542634|error]] </td> <td> [[543165|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[562618|error]] </td> <td> [[564869|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[568731|error]] </td> <td> [[569234|bookscorrectanswer]] </td> <tr> <td> [[581346|error]] </td> <td> [[589714|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[582463|error]] </td> <td> [[584917|error]] </td>

Yes! Reading novels is one of the best things that you can do for your language learning! The books in the CRL are organized by language and topic. Go to the shelf where you find English language fiction. Which number is at the top of the shelf? <table style="width:50%"> <tr> <td>[[526684|error]] </td> <td> [[524863|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[528613|error]] </td> <td> [[527942|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[541356|error]] </td> <td> [[545962|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[542634|error]] </td> <td> [[543165|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[562618|error]] </td> <td> [[564869|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[568731|bookscorrectanswer]] </td> <td> [[569234|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[581346|error]] </td> <td> [[589714|error]] </td> <tr> <td> [[582463|error]] </td> <td> [[584917|error]] </td>

You found it! Your team is doing a great job so far! *Remember!* Reading novels is one of the best things you can do for your vocabulary. (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [ (set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 2 ) [Go to the next [[puzzle|dvd]]] (if: $helloTimer is 3)[(stop:)]]

Sometimes you may have questions about how to plan your language learning. In the CRL you can make an appointment with a *language advisor*. The language advisor can help you: - identify your *goals* and *objectives* - choose *activities* and *resources* - prepare a *work schedule* - meet regularly to *discuss your progress* If you would like to schedule a *one-on-one appointment* with the language advisor, contact the mediateur for an appointment. (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 5 ) [[[Click here to go to the next puzzle|computers]]] (if: $helloTimer is 6)[(stop:)]]

Look on the tandem board. Find the fiche tandem of a student whose: - name begins with the letter "C" - speaks German and Polish - is looking to practice French - Project is ERASMUS and DELF B1 What is his or her phone number? [[06 15 85 27 16|error] [[06 51 85 72 61|error] [[06 15 85 27 61|error] "Carsten" [[06 51 85 27 61|tandemcorrectanswer] [[06 15 85 72 61|error] [[06 51 85 27 16|error]

Anthony- Orange Aref- Yellow Georges- green Hussein- grey Nandrie- Pink Severine- white Siham- blue Zineb- purple

That's correct! The mediateur are some of the most important people in the CRL. If you ever have a question, they are there to help. (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [ (set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 2 ) [[[Next|conseils]]] (if: $helloTimer is 3)[(stop:)]]

Some of the resources that you will find in the CRL include: - language *software* and websites - language learning *books* - *novels* - *movies* and *series* - *tandem* partners - cultural *activities* - *ateliers* de conversation - and much more! (set: $helloTimer to 0) (live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 5 ) [[[next|CRLhours]] [[I have a question|askforhelp]]] (if: $helloTimer is 6)[(stop:)]]

Opening hours of the CRL: Monday to Friday, 9h - 20h Saturdays, 9h30 - 12h30 (set: $helloTimer to 0) (live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 3 ) [[[next|beginplay]]] (if: $helloTimer is 4)[(stop:)]]

Start the timer! [[Click here to begin solving the puzzles!|mediateur]]

The atelier schedule is always available on the CRL web page. You can also find copies of the schedule posted around the CRL. The mediateur will give you a small paper copy that you can keep with you. [[Ok, I've got my atelier schedule now.|atelierpuzzlegen]]

STOP THE TIMER! [[next|goodbye]]

Great job team! We hope that you had fun and learned something about the CRL! If you have any questions, the mediateur are always available to help you. The CRL team wishes you a great day, and we look forward to seeing you again soon! (set: $helloTimer to 0)(live:1s) [(set: $helloTimer to $helloTimer + 1) (if: $helloTimer > 3 ) [[[reset|Welcome]]] (if: $helloTimer is 4)[(stop:)]] [[reset|Welcome]]

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