Interactive Emails Puzzle - Fun educational IT game for students

Emails Puzzle is a fun IT lesson aid challenging you to arrange the logos of 10 popular e-mail services onto their correct internet addresses! This fun computer technology learning exercise is a fantastic tool for game-based learning, allowing students to visually study digital literacy and modern communication directly in their web browser. Complete these interactive learning games to earn a Knowledge Level! These cool educational games are excellent teacher tools, lesson aids, and exciting fun homework for informatics and ICT classes. Enjoy play-based learning activities online, master your web address navigation, and discover fun educational games for students and free interactive games for primary school!

Did You Know? The Meaning of the "@" Symbol

In 1971, computer programmer Ray Tomlinson sent the first network email. To separate the name of the user from the name of the computer (server) they were using, he chose the "@" (at) symbol from his keyboard because it wasn't commonly used in names or programming at the time. Today, the @ symbol is the universal sign of digital communication!

How to play Emails Puzzle

Look at the top of the screen: there are 10 email provider logos. Drag and drop them onto the correct internet address (URL) socket in the centre of the screen. Sort all 10 electronic mails perfectly to win the game. If you ever need to copy/paste these addresses for real use, you can download the PC version of the game from the button above! Have fun exploring digital communication with these browser-based educational games for kids!

Knowledge Achievements:
Identify 10 popular email sites to win and get +1 Knowledge Level.
Difficulty: Easy. Game code by Ogo Bob.

Emails Puzzle Interactive IT Education Game

Class Subject: Electronic Mail (Email)

Electronic mail is a method of exchanging messages between people using electronic devices. While early email systems in the 1960s required the author and the recipient to both be online simultaneously (like instant messaging), modern email operates on a "store-and-forward" model across the Internet. Email servers accept, forward, deliver, and store your messages safely until you log in to read them via a webmail interface. Here are the popular providers you will match in this lesson:

Questions and Answers!

• Where can I make an email address?
You can create a free email address at almost any of the providers listed above! Simply type the address (like mail.google.com) into your browser, click "Create Account" or "Sign Up", and follow the instructions to choose your unique username.

• Is Thunderbird a webmail provider like Gmail?
Not quite. While Gmail is accessed through a web browser (Webmail), Mozilla Thunderbird is a desktop email client. It is a program you download to your PC that connects to your various email servers (like Gmail or Yahoo) to download and manage all your messages in one place offline.

• What makes ProtonMail different?
ProtonMail focuses heavily on privacy and security. It offers "end-to-end encryption," which means that only you and the person you are emailing can read the contents of the message—not even the servers at ProtonMail can scan or read your data!