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General overview

Stage of development: Implementation

Policy sector: Education

Date outcomes contract signed: Mar 2020

Start date of service provision: Mar 2020

Capital raised (minimum): EUR 246.61k (USD 280.24k)

Service users: 32 individuals

Intervention

The Gamezone Lisboa project has as its main objective the mitigation of the deficit in Portuguese and mathematics skills of students with low socioeconomic status. To this end, this project contemplates the development of SPOT Literacy in the Public Space - a pedagogical tool for teachers, materialized in a multimedia game that launches challenges of literacy and numeracy around the cultural heritage of the Municipality.

Target population

Students with low socioeconomic status

Location

Country

  • Portugal

Service delivery locations

  • Lisbon, Portugal

Involved organisations

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Outcome metrics

  • 10% reduction in the rate of failure in the subjects of Portuguese and/or Mathematics, compared to a control group.
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