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16 Advanced E-Learning Games Inspired by Connect Four #243

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6 years ago

Connect Four E-Learning Games RECAP #243: Challenge | Recap

This week’s challenge asked course designers to share e-learning games based around the popular board game, Connect Four. Technically, this was one of the tougher challenges due to the advanced use of variables and motion paths. Thanks so much to everyone who shared a comment, demo, or download this week. And special thanks to our first-time challengers: Brooke Winston and Steve Morey!

Zsolt Olah

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Angela Anderson

Ben McKenna

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Syed Amjad Ali

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Tracy Carroll

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Jodi Sansone

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Sam Lincoln

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Devlin Peck

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Jonathan Hill

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Bailey Kramp

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Ciara McCarthy

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Brooke Winston

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Andrzej Jabłoński

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Jeff Nunamaker

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Richard Hill

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Steve Morey

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