Original, understandable work
EduBuzz publishes original small browser games and explanations of their mechanics. A template page should describe what the starter contains, how to play it, and a specific change a learner can make. We avoid copying other publishers' tutorials, distributing commercial game assets, or padding the library with duplicate listings.
Clear limits
We label local multiplayer, session-only scores, dependencies, and licensing clearly. These projects are learning starters. Claims about downloads, popularity, revenue, testimonials, or advertising approval are not invented. Advertising, if introduced, must be identifiable and separate from game controls and download actions.
Guides and references
Our guides explain concepts through the included templates. Where a guide discusses an outside service's requirements, we link to that service's official documentation. Policies can change; follow those links for the current requirements.
Updates and corrections
Guide pages display their publication date. When a substantive correction is made, the relevant text and date should be updated. To report an issue, email admin@edubuzz.co.za with the page URL and a clear explanation. Bug reports should include steps to reproduce the problem.