Two Truths and One Lie for E-Learning #313: Challenge | Recap
In a recent training webinar, someone compared my weekly challenges to a giant campfire where designers gather to show and shar...
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I was going to bail out on this challenge, but then Ellie's demo gave me inspiration. :) I leveraged David's set up and adapted it using Vyond, which has been a topic of conversation over the past couple challenges. I updated my avatar and shared two truths and a lie about how I spend my time in 2020. This took me all day Sunday (true), my hair doesn't look this good after 13 months with no haircut (true) and I skipped the Super Bowl to make this happen (lie--I watched in my office). Have a good week!
Demo: https://bit.ly/2NbotVy
I was going to bail out on this challenge, but then Ellie's demo gave me inspiration. :) I leveraged David's set up and adapted it using Vyond, which has been a topic of conversation over the past couple challenges. I updated my avatar and shared two truths and a lie about how I spend my time in 2020. This took me all day Sunday (true), my hair doesn't look this good after 13 months with no haircut (true) and I skipped the Super Bowl to make this happen (lie--I watched in my office). Have a good week!
- HAHA this was delightful, Jodi.
- LOL--I wish Vyond had a pug t-shirt wardrobe option! :)
- Too good!
- I loved it, Jodi! And I hate yoga, too. We must be twins.
- Maybe! We also have the Scottie connection. ;)
- Great work, Jodie. Felt like I was watching a choose your own adventure TV show. The music and the effects were superb.
- Really love your submission Jodi!
- So fascinating, Jodi. I wish I could be as disciplined as you. Who is your favorite mystery author?
- Ashi, that is a tough question. I usually work my way through the annual list of the Edgar Award winners. They give awards for the best novel, best first novel, best true crime, etc. I just finished one called Fake Like Me by Barbara Bourland--I thought it was fresh. If I had to choose, I always read anything by Caleb Carr, James Elroy or Erik Larsen (who does more history, but the Devil in the White City, set in my hometown of Chicago, was a great true crime book). I'm reading one right now by David Patterson--it's about John Lennon and Mark David Chapman. It's called the Last Days of John Lennon.
I really like true crime. The first true crime novel I ever read was Helter Skelter by Vincent Bugliosi--I was on vacation and hated being there (because I was a teenager) so I just read the whole trip and ignored my family. I think I also read In Cold Blood by Truman Capote that vacation. Then later I read Fatal Vision by Joe McGinnis which introduced me to forensics. You can tell I was a very cheerful teenager. :)
Tell me your favorities!- Haha! Thanks for sharing, Jodi. I’m going to look into the annual list to find any crime thriller. I’m not an avid reader but have followed the work of Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle (The fact that the stories are set in a world I never knew is refreshing). Currently, I’m enthralled by the work of Harlan Coben, Kevin O'Brien, Linwood Barclay. I haven’t read any true crime novel but sure have seen plenty of documentaries on Youtube.
- Loved this, Jodi.
- Wow...I'm impressed with your cycling result, Jodi. I like how you mixed Vyond and Storyline.
- Good for you, Jodi! You are awesome on and off the challenges.
