Learn more about Germany with this fun example featuring a unique progress bar that charts your course through the country.
Published 8 years ago
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- Great quiz, but #5 is not correct as far as I experienced it (I am german ;)). Everything a server puts on your table (like bread) is included in the price. :)
Good work! :D- Vielen Dank, Susi! So glad you liked it. The bread thing was true for a very long time in certain restaurants, but perhaps it’s now a thing of the past! :)
- This is great! Klasse!
Being german, I also agree to Susi`s comment, bread is usually indluded in the price of the meal- Danke danke, Alexa! I’m looking forward to enjoying Germany’s current Brot-inklusiv world. :)
- That was really fun! I loved the beer filling for correct answers. Great way to teach a set of tips. The learner can read the answer if she wants. Great job!
- Thanks so much, Sabine! :)
- Very creative!
- Thanks, D!
- Oh, no! I've been doing question 8 all wrong!
Thank you for sharing! Ausgezeichnet!- Haha! :) Danke vielmals, Sabine!
- Liked it. Made me thirsty though.
- Excellent point, Jason. Maybe we need a virtual reality version with working taps? Or better yet, just a reality version. :)
- I love this. Very entertaining.
- Thanks, Kendra! So glad you liked it. :)
- Entertaining and helpful, and I also agree that in most cases, the bread will be included in the price (if bread is put on the table).
- Thanks, Guido! When I first created this the Germans reviewing it agreed on all the points I included, so something tells me there’s been a shift in the bread scheme. :)
- That was not only entertaining, but I learned something -and I have been to Germany a couple of times! Great course; I loved it, thanks!!!
- Thanks so much, Victoria! Das freut mich sehr. :)
- That was so much fun! : )
although I was very dissapointed to answer question 8 wrong and start the quest all over again...
Why did you choose to make the learners start over even when they got one wrong answer?- Glad you liked it, Adi! I explained why I experimented with the one-strike-and-you’re-out approach in my post about designing it in the “Beer Progress” section: http://www.jackievannice.com/?p=175060916
