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40+ Interactive E-Learning Games and Examples #24

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DavidAnderson
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11 years ago

E-Learning Games RECAP #24: Challenge | Recap

This week’s challenge was around e-learning games. We shared a quick idea for creating your own e-learning games. Based on the success of this week’s challenge, I expect we’ll do a lot more around this topic. 

Thanks to everyone who shared demos or feedback in this week's challenge. I know the e-learning community appreciates seeing what you come up with each week.

Remember: The challenges are always open. You can jump into this or any previous challenge anytime and we'll update the recap post to include your work.

Dan Sweigert

View demo | Dan Sweigert | Website | @elearningwdan

Przemyslaw Hubisz

View demo | Przemyslaw Hubisz | @phubisz

Montse Anderson

View demo | Montse Anderson | Website | @mLearning

Nick Russell

View demo | Download | Nick Russell | Benchmark Learning

Nancy Woinoski

View demo |  Nancy Woinoski | Website | @pinchedhead

Allison Nederveld

View demo | Learn more | Download | Allison Nederveld | @abnederveld

Charles Hamper

View demo | Charles Hamper | Website | @cfhamper

Jackie Van Nice

View demo | Learn more | Jackie Van Nice | @jackietrains

Till Then

View demo | Till Then

Stephanie Harnett

View demo | Learn more | Stephanie Harnett | Website | @slhice

Sol Moh

View demo | Sol Moh

Gemma Henderson

View demo | Learn more | Download | Gem Henderson | @gemdemhen 

Alex O'Byrne

View demo | Alex O'Byrne

Jason Renshaw

View demo | Jason Renshaw | Website

Jason Renshaw

View demo | Jason Renshaw | Website

Jay Yearley

View demo | Jay Yearley | Website

Ian McConnell

View demo | Learn more | Ian McConnell | Website | @tlslearning

Melissa Milloway

View demo | Melissa Milloway | Website | @MelMilloway

Charles Hamper

View demo | Charles Hamper | Website | @cfhamper

Richard Watson

View demo | Learn more | Richard Watson | Website | @rwatsonID

Przemyslaw Hubisz

View demo | Download | Przemyslaw Hubisz | @phubisz

Jackie Van Nice

View demo | Learn more | Jackie Van Nice | @jackietrains

Ridvan Saglam

View demo | Ridvan Saglam | Website | @rbsaglam

John Wagner

View demo | John Wagner | Website

Alexander Salas

View demo | Learn more | Alexander Salas | Website | @stylelearn

Chris Lee

View demo | Chris Lee | Website

Till Then

View demo | Till Then

Linda Lorenzetti

View demo | Linda Lorenzetti | @lindalor

Mohammad Hassam

View demo | Learn more | Mohammad Hassam | Website

Alex Lapthorne

View demo | Alex Lapthorne

Amar Kulshreshtha


View demo | Learn more | Amar Kulshreshtha | Website

Darren Heath

View demo | Learn more | Darren Heath

Nicholette Inman

View demo | Nicholette Inman

Aman Vohra

View demo | Aman Vohra | LinkedIn

Chris Hodgson

View demo | Learn more & download | Chris Hodgson | Website | @skriss

Nicola Fern

View demo | Learn more | Nicola Fern | @maddiezahatter

Aman Vohra

View demo | Aman Vohra | Website

Dane Hartman

View project | Download | Dane Hartman | Website

Amy Lamb

View project | Download | Amy Lamb | @aangrimson

Katherine Jackson

View project | Katherine Jackson

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    • DavidAnderson's avatar
      DavidAnderson
      Staff
      10 years ago
      Thanks, Jackie. That German drinking game remains a cult favorite in the world of elearning game examples. One of the best conclusion screens ever!
  • JoshuaRoberts's avatar
    JoshuaRoberts
    Community Member
    10 years ago
    Lovely reference for people. Good selection of games here - something that is going to be more prevalent in 2015.
    • DavidAnderson's avatar
      DavidAnderson
      Staff
      10 years ago
      You know it, Josh! The games take longer to build but they're clearly a favorite for challengers. What other kinds of games should we look at? Industry-specific games?
  • JohnWagner's avatar
    JohnWagner
    Community Member
    10 years ago
    This is a totally awesome game! I love it! Thanks for sharing.
  • JohnWagner's avatar
    JohnWagner
    Community Member
    10 years ago
    OK, after what seems like hundreds of hours of work, I finally finished my redo of Keith Freeman's Hub and Spoke game for our purposes. The published version is at

    http://openbibleministries.com/03hsbapgame.php.

    I know it took me so long because I was learning as I was working. I would get stuck and then have to research how to get out of the predicament. But it all came together! Yea!

    I moved the background and feedback slides to the masters. That really helped. But other things I didn't know yet kept me working on each individual slide. Now I REALLY know what Tom keeps talking about in his blog posts when he says use the master if it affects multiple slides! Excellent advice!!

    I took out the Java Script triggers since I don't know how to do the leader board, etc. But it still seems to work fine. I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out.

    I added the Avatars to each question slide, and added hover over hints using markers on some question slides.
    • DavidAnderson's avatar
      DavidAnderson
      Staff
      10 years ago
      Congratulations, John!

      I think it turned out great! Keith did a great job with his original game but it's fair to say this is not a beginner's project.

      Thanks for sharing your version of the project. I just updated the recap (this page) to include your demo!

      • JohnWagner's avatar
        JohnWagner
        Community Member
        10 years ago
        Thanks David,

        From a beginner I have to say...no it's not a beginner's project. I really bit off a lot! But I'm glad I did it. I learned a LOT! Thanks for posting it. :)
    • DavidAnderson's avatar
      DavidAnderson
      Staff
      10 years ago
      Totally qualifies, Alexander! It's a really fun game!. I updated the recap to include it.
  • DarrenHeath's avatar
    DarrenHeath
    Community Member
    10 years ago
    I'm a bit late to the party I know, but here is my creation. I have made an electronic version of the board game snakes and ladders. I have posted a forum thread with some background documentation to how I made the game here https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/my-first-game-snakes-and-ladders

    the URL to the game is: http://prescript-dev.co.uk/storyline/snakes-and-ladders/story_html5.html

    There isnt any specific 'learning' content written in to the game, but this model could be taken to introduce and elements of elearning into it.