Jeopardy Game
Aug 12, 2016
Hello everyone!
I am working on creating a new course and I want it to as interactive as possible. Being that this is more of a "review" course I wanted to create almost a Jeopardy style game.
Has anyone done something like this or similar that could help me out or give some advice on it?
I am fairly new at using Articulate II.
I am finding it difficult to create the questions and keep tally of the scores.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!
Heather
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I have a Jeopardy game I built in PPT that you can pull elements from.
Thank you.
I think I am confused on how to take the initial page (the main page) and allow them to jump to the corresponding questions....
Did you use as a layer or what?
I am used to layers, but with that many questions I feel like there has to be a better way.
I create a lot of my content in PowerPoint and then often capture it in video using the PowerPoint MIX add on, and drop those videos into Storyline. Since the game was built in PowerPoint, I would capture the first slide as a PowerPoint Show and drop that video into Storyline. You may just want to use the graphics from my PowerPoint game, to save yourself time.
thank you so much!
I have never done that before so this will be something new to try
I am a self taught Articulate person!! My company just said heres the program, good luck and figure it out!
I just assumed you had to create the whole thing in storyline
Hi Heather, a few months ago, I created a simple Jeopardy game for my students. You can use this template, it can give you some ideas. If you have any questions about it, I would be happy to help.
Thank you!!! Very appreciated!
My pleasure.
Ridvan - Can you start a new thread and share your Jeopardy game template using "Free" in the subject line? It's okay to cross post this one. This game is amazing and I want to help others find your cool share.
Thank you David. I am on it.
Beautiful game. Great work! And thank you.
The staff & Heroes here all ROCK! Thank you all!
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