Money Moves: Digital Banking Education Program for Grades 11-12

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Tags

Industry Education
Client Everfi
Topic(s)
Software HTML5
JavaScript
SCSS
YAML/JSON
Studio The Game Agency
Approved to Share Yes

Goal


Modern Digital Banking is an online financial education program that teaches students how to make wise decisions that promote financial well-being while developing strategies for managing their finances through institutions using online and mobile banking tools.

**Internal Note** We cannot mention Everfi as the client


Solution

This course consists of four modules, each spanning 15-20 minutes of play-time. Through a variety of interactive lessons, students will be introduced to basic financial concepts, modern digital banking, identity theft and fraud protection, and peer-to-peer transactions.

Although each module presents a different subject, each follows a similar flow:

  1. Pre-assessment questions
  2. Introduction to the topic and connection to the overarching theme
  3. A series of interactive games and decision-based activities that relate to the lesson and allow students to explore, make mistakes, and ultimately lead them down a path resulting in responsible digital banking strategies.
  4. The Keystone Activity, which allows for the extension and application of the module’s key topic.
  5. And finally, at the end of the module, students take their post-assessment and are guided back to the home screen in order to move onto the next lesson.

Through its intricate storyline, diverse group of characters, and series of interactive lessons, Modern Digital Banking empowers students to take personal finances into their own hands while identifying ways to protect their overall financial well-being.

This financial education course for high school students is based on the National Jump$tart and State-Based Financial Literacy standards.