Learn more about Hot potatoes, and Jclic Atenex

It will then quote 3 links that go directly to the official websites for you you can download these programs, remember that they are programs for the development of activities for any area of ​​education and of course, for the area of ​​Physical Education.
 
http://hotpot.uvic.ca/
http://constructor.educarex.es/
http://clic.xtec.cat/es/jclic/

The use of these programs can have positive and negative aspects.
As for the positives, shall we say:
1 .- All are modifiable programs, ie programs that we can use at will, offering content that interest us.
2 .- All are simple to use, very intuitive, although obviously some can be easier than others.
3 .- The difficulty level of activity it makes us, keeping to itself solely to those contained in the activity which we consider appropriate.
4.-The level of difficulty in this case the activity itself, it will mark the author of the activities, ie, an activity may be more complicated to perform according to what the author wants, as there are activities that can contain many elements, such as: sound, images, videos ...
5 .- A lot of material on the network, which can be used by teaching professionals to teach or reinforce content who wish to teach.
6 .- Method new, very attractive for the student and therefore more motivated, you will pay more attention during the task.
As for the possible negative aspects include:
1 .- Possibility of distraccióin and that the student does not adhere to what the activity proposed.
2 .- Ignorance or problems with activity against the ignorance of what may have asked or how the activity is formulated.

  These can be some of the positives and negatives that can result in students the development of these activities through the use of ICT. As you can see I have certainly been many more positives than negatives, so I encourage you to utilizeis these programs to develop your classes can be a great addition to your students and will be easier to get their attention resulting in the child a learning situation through the "game".
Regards
Javier Montaño