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TREASURE HUNT
BY HUNTMASTERS
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VIRTUAL TREASURE HUNT
• A conventional drive hunt and walk hunt is where teams of 2 to 4
participants get together on a quest to find the answers to ‘Route
Questions’ by unravelling clues in the form of cryptic or picture clues
and general knowledge questions along a route guided by directional
‘tulips’. Answers are visible, seen on business signboards including
directional signages, large and small, and sometimes banners and
graffiti too.
• Along the way, teams will also attempt to decipher clues for treasures
which they will need to obtain the item in its physical form and
submit to the huntmasters at the Finish Control.
VIRTUAL TREASURE HUNT
• In a virtual hunt, the basic principles of a conventional drive hunt and
walk hunt is applied and is in all intents and purposes similar other
than having to get into a vehicle as a team to move from the Start
venue to the Finish station in the case of a drive hunt, and physically
walking the entire route in a walk hunt.
• For the virtual hunt, only the hands of the participants will be
required in order to navigate and move along a prescribed route i.e.
using the computer mouse or touch pad (if using a laptop/notebook).
VIRTUAL TREASURE HUNT
Basic items required:
1. A PC or laptop/notebook / tablet
2. Internet connection, better if it is a powerful connection and cable
connected vs wifi
3. An e-mail account
4. A Google account
5. Work applications eg. MS Powerpoint/Word/Excel with PDF / JPEG /GIF
file save format
6. Internet browser – preferably Google Chrome
7. Google map with Street View enabled
8. Virtual meeting platform – MS Teams / Zoom / Google Hangout
MECHANICS OF A VIRTUAL TREASURE HUNT
1. For the Hospis Malaysia Virtual Hunt, participation will be in teams
of 2 to 4 persons. The registered team leader, appointed by his/her
team, shall be the focal point person to receive communication
from the organiser and the Huntmasters.
2. The virtual hunt is similarly time based e.g. 3.5 hours duration with
a predetermined start and finish time. However, do note there is no
allowance for penalty time for this virtual hunt.
3. On the day of the virtual hunt, the appointed team leaders will be
provided with a link to Google Forms for the Questions and Virtual
Route Hunt sectors and other pertinent information. It is then the
responsibility of the registered team leaders to disseminate the
same to his/her team mates.
MECHANICS OF A VIRTUAL TREASURE HUNT
4. Navigation to virtual hunt sectors will be through using Google
Maps.
MECHANICS OF A VIRTUAL TREASURE HUNT
5. Instructions in the Google Form will guide the participants to the
location of the Question sectors, e.g. Jalan Telawi 5, Bangsar, KL
200m
MECHANICS OF A VIRTUAL TREASURE HUNT
8. FYI, you can change to “Browse Street View” by clicking on the “orange
man” icon…
200m
MECHANICS OF A VIRTUAL TREASURE HUNT
9. You will then see this view with blue lines on the map. Move pointer to
start of sector and click for street view.
Answer:
This presentation deck and its contents shall not be used, copied or replicated whether wholly or in part by
any other party for any reason without the express and written consent of the authors – KS Liew & YS Khong.