Using Number Variables in E-Learning #301: Challenge | Recap
Articulate Storyline's states, layers, triggers, and slides are the building blocks that make it easy to create interactive e-le...
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Hi all,
Let me share the first example; https://bit.ly/3dbhogk
Actually, I created this one for the challenge 278, but couldn't finish it on time and missed the recap.
I really enjoyed the final work so wanted to share it again. Maybe it helps to inspire.
I created a storytelling web app which can be used in language lessons or just for fun.
Here you can read more about it; https://bit.ly/33GKvoJ
A note for David Anderson: I know we are looking for examples which haven't been shared before, so if you decide not to add it to recap, it won't break my heart :)
Let me share the first example; https://bit.ly/3dbhogk
Actually, I created this one for the challenge 278, but couldn't finish it on time and missed the recap.
I really enjoyed the final work so wanted to share it again. Maybe it helps to inspire.
I created a storytelling web app which can be used in language lessons or just for fun.
Here you can read more about it; https://bit.ly/33GKvoJ
A note for David Anderson: I know we are looking for examples which haven't been shared before, so if you decide not to add it to recap, it won't break my heart :)
As a former ELL teacher, this is a great activity. It would be really awesome if SL would have some sort of way for students to record themselves telling their story and then they could play it back.
- That's a good idea, Jeni. I guess it can be done with JavaScript or a by the help of a widget. I will definitely try it. Thanks.