This exercise strengthens neural networks most important for hand-eye coordination. In terms of practical application, this improves real world skills like handwriting, sports, keyboarding, and any activity requiring fine motor skills.
Beginner:
Hand-Eye Coordination Beginner starts with a red dot in the center of a gray screen. The student clicks the red dot to begin, and as long as they're focusing effectively, the dot will move around the screen. The student's objective is to follow the moving dot with their mouse curser. As long as the mouse curser remains on the moving dot, the dot is green in color and the student is accumulating points. If the mouse curser is not on the moving dot, the dot turns blue in color and the student starts to lose "energy". The student's energy is displayed as a blue bar at the bottom of the screen. If the student loses all of their energy, the round...