Interactive game 'Vanished' doubles as an educational tool

Written by Mike Snider - USA TODAY
Tuesday, 22 February 2011
Article Source: USA Today WASHINGTON — A mystery is brewing at the Smithsonian Institution, and the scientists there want the help of the nation's middle-schoolers to solve it. Children and teens ages 11 to 14 can get involved in uncovering the mystery in Vanished, an online science-fiction interactive mystery event that starts April 4. Kids can sign up for the event, conducted by the Smithsonian and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, at vanished.mit.edu. Learn more...

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