Anthropomorphism in E-Learning #113: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to share an e-learning example using one or more anthropomorphic characters.
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Here's my entry for this challenge. In contrast to Julia, I had so many ideas for this theme - initially I wanted to do something on M&Ms as I find the ads for this product hilarious! Then we went to the beach on Sunday and I wanted to create a character based on a sand bucket that showed you how to build a sand castle...but eventually I settled on this character - prepare to meet Penelope who is going to talk to you about potatoes.
Here's the link to the blog post where you can also view the demo:
https://hopedianne.wordpress.com/portfolio/anthropomorphic-characters-in-e-learning/
If you're wondering about the topic, we grow potatoes on our farm and it's hard to escape conversation about the potatoes at any given time of day, or season of the year! I thought it might be fun to put some of this knowledge into the beginnings of a course. Enjoy!
Here's the link to the blog post where you can also view the demo:
https://hopedianne.wordpress.com/portfolio/anthropomorphic-characters-in-e-learning/
If you're wondering about the topic, we grow potatoes on our farm and it's hard to escape conversation about the potatoes at any given time of day, or season of the year! I thought it might be fun to put some of this knowledge into the beginnings of a course. Enjoy!
- What a good idea. I loved the comparison between the hostess potato and her friend, the real potato. The format was simple and still kept my interest in finding out more. Loved it.
- Thanks Debra - I really appreciate your comments.
- Great idea Dianne.
- Reallly enjoyed this Dianne!
- Thanks for taking the time to let me know Daniela - much appreciated.
