In this episode, host Meryl van der Merwe revisits a topic she first explored back in episode 41 — scavenger hunts! But this time, she brings fresh insights from her recent European adventures, where she completed three different app-based scavenger hunts in Belgium and France.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

How digital scavenger hunts work and what makes them so engaging

Why these hunts are perfect for multi-generational learning

How they combine exercise, fun, and education in one immersive experience

Meryl’s experiences using:

ScavengerHunt.com

Explorial.com

Landing Zone (a location-based Normandy WWII hunt)

QuestoApp.com (recommended by FundaFunda’s Spanish teacher Suzette)

How scavenger hunts can reveal hidden gems even in cities you’ve lived in for years

Tips for using these hunts during vacations or staycations

Her plans to create digital scavenger hunts using Google Street View — and how you can be a tester or suggest a city!

Resources mentioned:

Blog post about ScavengerHunt.com

Explorial scavenger hunts

Questo app

FundaFunda Academy’s Visual Literacy class

Episode on using Google Maps for learning

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