Using Drag-and-Drop in E-Learning #468: Challenge | Recap
If there’s one e-learning interaction that belongs in every instructional designer’s toolkit, it’s drag-and-drops.
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Hi there!
This is my first challenge submission, after following and getting silently inspired and "awed" every week. I thought I'd share a drag and drop exercise from my current AI Learning module. There are no specific guidelines provided in the storyline, as it will be implemented directly within the course itself.
The goal is to match the "event" cards with the corresponding year. It's quite simple, but much more fun than reading through bullet points or plain text :)
The History of AI
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/6200d9b7-6914-4f5a-92de-08b4eb5ddd14/review
This is my first challenge submission, after following and getting silently inspired and "awed" every week. I thought I'd share a drag and drop exercise from my current AI Learning module. There are no specific guidelines provided in the storyline, as it will be implemented directly within the course itself.
The goal is to match the "event" cards with the corresponding year. It's quite simple, but much more fun than reading through bullet points or plain text :)
The History of AI
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/6200d9b7-6914-4f5a-92de-08b4eb5ddd14/review
Simple but perfectly effective, Tamara. I like your "hint" icons, which enhance the learner by helping them succeed just a little.
- Glad the "hint" icon got noticed :)
I thought about hiding them for more challenge, maybe I'll add an easy/hard mode, so the learner can decide for what challenge they are up to.- It's up to you, Tamara. My opinion is that "helping a little is good", it's rewarding. I'm not sure anyone can pass your quiz, because who knows the dates??? Then it's all chance. With hints, synapses can do their job.
- thank you for the insight.
I think it would be super hard to pass the quiz, without the hints. If you don't know the dates already and learned them, which isn't the goal in that case.