This fill-in-the-blank math example reimagines the table as a knowledge check to test learner comprehension of exponents.
Published 5 years ago
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- Thank you! Especially useful for eLearning now! I put individual text boxes and then two rectangles behind each one with initial hidden states. I had the states change if the text box match the correct answer. I can get a download for you soon if you're interested!
- Could you share this with me too?
- Sorry, I didn't scroll down far enough.
- This is cool :)
- Thanks Molly!
- This is cool. Care to share how you created this? I could use something like this in my classroom. Nice Job!!!
- Hi Molly, I would love to see the storyline file if you are still willing to provide the download! Thank you!!
- Here is a Google Drive link where you can download the story file :)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LZxfJn_GgIYOWfhyUnFHo6WfqcWRSIVG/view?usp=sharing- Wow, thanks for sharing that Molly! I've gone ahead and added a download button to the example. :)
