Memory and Matching Games #121: Challenge | Recap
How Can Course Designers Boost Their E-Learning Brain Power?
Looking to improve your working knowledge of variables and advanced triggers...
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Hi everyone! Nice to see you all here. Here is my weekly tryout:
https://c9d446e616a9149c1416b76f936e2fb69481b7cc.googledrive.com/host/0B-_R7jR2jYXWdnFvZlpPdGZOaHM/
I hope it will be interesting
https://c9d446e616a9149c1416b76f936e2fb69481b7cc.googledrive.com/host/0B-_R7jR2jYXWdnFvZlpPdGZOaHM/
I hope it will be interesting
- Love this example Alex!
- This is great Alex, I was positive you had some additional shapes in there really love it and appreciate all the work that went into it.
- VERY interesting. At first I thought it would be impossible but then I realized how well this was designed and the pieces were mostly unique so just took my time looking. Kudos Alex!
- great one Alex, very original and appealed to my art design background!
- Thanks folks, I am really appreciate! It was so unexpected to hear so positive comments, it makes me shure that I chose the right way.
- Well done Alex!! I really like your approach for this challenge. Great work!
- Love the colour and the concept. I realized too late that I needed to take a better look at that brain first. Then I realized the shapes were unique and figured it out.
Well done, Alex - I didn't have time to put it back together (I should have studied it better), but I love your idea and design.
- Really enjoyed trying to complete this one. Great idea and very well done!
