Game Design: Development & Review #472: Challenge | Recap
Welcome to the third week of our e-learning game design challenge.
Last week, you built a working prototype from your storyboard...
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This week, I've built 3/7 rounds of my game and put these into a Question Bank so they are randomised.
I've also added a title screen and an intro/tutorial.
The JavaScript now recognises the correct answer and up to four close alternatives, even when these phrases appear in a longer answer.
I've left some of the variables on display in the top left corner so you can see what is happening
Current Demo: https://bit.ly/elhc472
Updated Code: https://bit.ly/elhc472dl
This week, I've built 3/7 rounds of my game and put these into a Question Bank so they are randomised.
I've also added a title screen and an intro/tutorial.
The JavaScript now recognises the correct answer and up to four close alternatives, even when these phrases appear in a longer answer.
I've left some of the variables on display in the top left corner so you can see what is happening
Current Demo: https://bit.ly/elhc472
Updated Code: https://bit.ly/elhc472dl
- - Exact match on Correct_Answer: 100% accuracy and Contains_Correct_Answer is TRUE
- Partial match on Correct_Answer: 90% accuracy and Contains_Correct_Answer is TRUE
- Exact or Partial Match on any Alt_Answer: 90% accuracy and Contains_Correct_Answer is FALSE
- Partial Match (some correct words): 1-89% accuracy and Contains_Correct_Answer is FALSE
- No match: 0% accuracy and Contains_Correct_Answer is FALSE
I'm working on the remaining rounds and the results slide for Week 4.
This data should allow me to provide personalised feedback, perhaps even in the form of a graph. - I liked testing the sensitivity of the responses. I tried "Bend" for one and "phones down" for the other, and you gave it to me. :)
