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# Module 2.2 - PyGame Quiz

## Instructie voor de leerkracht

Het idee van deze module is dat leerlingen verder werken aan hun quiz over geschiedenis uit module 2.1.

In deze module gaan ze een "user interface" maken: Knoppen voor de speler om op te klikken, dat doen we in de PyGame omgeving, die ook binnen repl.it toegankelijk is.

## Doelen van deze module

* Leren "renderen", dwz dingen op het scherm laten verschijnen
* Werken met x-y coordinaten op een scherm
* Werken met events, zoals muiskliks
* Nadenken over gebruikersinteractie

## Slides

Je vindt alle [slides van Module Geschiedenis](https://slides.com/felienne/decks/python-in-de-klas-module-3) bij elkaar op deze pagina.


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