This clever glossary lets learners “look up” acronyms as they come across them in a passage.
Published 7 years ago
Version 1.0
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- I am getting a 404 error when I click on the glossary on your downloads page
- Sorry! should work now. Thanks for letting me know.
- Hi! How did you change the normal When from Object to text? I'm trying to recreate this and am having difficulty figuring this bit out. Thanks! [cid:ec9dcff3-0707-46b5-a80d-568a9bd94d62]
[cid:31b97903-7296-44e9-b229-03dacc699ee3] Beth Brashear (BB) L&D Design Partner
Phone: 703-731-5766 Email: beth.brashear@favoritestaffing.com
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- Is this available to download to use as a template?
- Hi Beth - Yes! You can download it (and other freebie templates) from my web site wildmountainthyme.ca/downloads Thanks!
- So glad you found it useful - hope it worked out well for you. (And yes, I just noticed your comment now - sorry for the delay!)
- Excellent! I can use this right away. Thank you.
- Loved it! How cool! Thanks for sharing!
- Just found your comment - Thanks Eduardo!
- very clever and fun! Great sense of humor with the repeat of NTK!
- Hey - just saw your comment now so Thanks! I have a hard time not putting a bit of humour into my builds... I'm happy you noticed. Cheers!
- I like this! Great job Jennifer! Thanks for sharing.
- Thanks! It was fun to do.
- I like the idea of this, but have you found any learners confusing these with website hyperlinks in the course?
- Thanks Paul - I just did it for the challenge though, so no learners were hurt (or confused) in the making of this glossary ;-)
- Very well done!
- Thanks!
