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Custom Quiz Results Slide Designs #245: Challenge | Recap
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Challenge of the Week
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This week, your challenge is to share one or more ideas for customizing the quiz feedback and results slides. Your challenge entry can be static or a working example.
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New Entries Only!
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We hosted our first results slide makeover three years ago. For this week’s challenge, we’re asking you only share new examples. You're welcome to rework an earlier example you’ve shared or come up with something entirely different.
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Last Week’s Challenge:
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Before you give your quiz results a makeover, check out the interactive org chart examples your fellow challengers shared over the past week:
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Interactive Org Charts in E-Learning RECAP #244: Challenge | Recap
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Wishing you a results-driven week, E-Learning Heroes!
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New to the E-Learning Challenges?
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The weekly e-learning challenges are ongoing opportunities to learn, share, and build your e-learning portfolios. You can jump into any or all of the previous challengesanytime you want. I’ll update the recap posts to include your demos.
I think this is the first time I have had something in my existing library, that I created and that I could adapt to use for one of these challenges.
I have noticed that most of the people here are in the US and I have to confess to occasionally struggling to translate US English into my native UK English, never mind adding in Yorkshire dialect. So I thought, rather than have generic questions with 'Option 1 (correct answer)' etc, I'd throw in some UK v US English questions, just for fun!
http://finnberrys.co.uk/English/story_html5.htmlI think this is the first time I have had something in my existing library, that I created and that I could adapt to use for one of these challenges.
I have noticed that most of the people here are in the US and I have to confess to occasionally struggling to translate US English into my native UK English, never mind adding in Yorkshire dialect. So I thought, rather than have generic questions with 'Option 1 (correct answer)' etc, I'd throw in some UK v US English questions, just for fun!
http://finnberrys.co.uk/English/story_html5.html
