This example challenges young ESL learners to choose the correct animal illustration based on the English word they hear.
Published 7 years ago
Version 1.0
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- I love the format! It's difficult if you are hard of hearing however.
- The feedback characters were the cutest! Nice interaction.
- What a great setup for young learners! The graphics are engaging and the Correct/Incorrect sounds and sights are a lot of fun. I agree with earlier comments that "dog" sounded like "duck."
- This was fun and very inspirational. I assume you're using variables here to keep track of which animals have been selected?
- Thank you for the feedback, Jose. Actually, I didn't use variables to keep track of it. When the correct answer is chosen, the state of the answer changes, but it can still be chosen.
Variables were just used for the score and to play the correct sound effect.
- I could not find the duck?
- I was trying with Duck too, but It was poorly pronounced "Dog"
- Sorry guys :) I will change it as soon as possible.
- It sounds like duck, doesn't it? I believe they're trying to say "dog," since it comes up as correct. Would love to get a peek behind the curtain into how this project works.
- Thank you for the kind words, and you all are right; it sounds like "duck" :) I couldn't find a nice child voice offered by text-to-speech tools and used a youtube video. I should have used a different animal!
- Great except dog sounds like duck... perhaps just swap out the image it might be easier and the interaction brings up a security risk alert on my system so I shut it down.
- Cool! could you share the template ?
- Good job Ridvan...
did you also create fresh the feedback creatures and also the animal figures?- Thank you Ricardo. I found the icons on flaticon.com.
If you like to have a look at its different states, here is the link for the feedback creature; https://www.flaticon.com/packs/emoticons-17
