Random Number Variables in E-Learning #278: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to share an e-learning example that uses random number variables.
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Here's my submission for this week: A random math quiz. All numbers in the calculations are random (except the result of course) and the order of the different layers with the different calcluations are also randomised.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/12698ee1-06fe-4841-9b99-e3949c32135e/review
There are a few issues I couldn't solve so far:
- for some reason Internet Explorer seems to have problems with calculating correctly. No matter what result you type in it will count it as wrong.
- I'm still looking for a way to set the focus on the numeric input every time a layer opens so you don't have to click it all the time
- I'm also looking for a way to completely clear the numeric trigger variable so the field will be empty every time it is shown anew. So far I always reset the variable to 0 which I find to be cumbersome and not really user friendly.
Maybe someone over here as some great ideas on how to adress these issues?
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/12698ee1-06fe-4841-9b99-e3949c32135e/review
There are a few issues I couldn't solve so far:
- for some reason Internet Explorer seems to have problems with calculating correctly. No matter what result you type in it will count it as wrong.
- I'm still looking for a way to set the focus on the numeric input every time a layer opens so you don't have to click it all the time
- I'm also looking for a way to completely clear the numeric trigger variable so the field will be empty every time it is shown anew. So far I always reset the variable to 0 which I find to be cumbersome and not really user friendly.
Maybe someone over here as some great ideas on how to adress these issues?
I think we were working on similar ideas at the same time. Really interesting to see how you did it.