Using the 0px Motion Path Trick #445: Challenge | Recap
Happy New Year, E-Learning Heroes
This week's challenge is a bit off the beaten path compared to what we usually do. Instead of div...
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Hello Heroes :) Best wishes for this new year!
I just used this trick on my last client project because I needed a way to reset wrong answers in a drag and drop activity! Your video was really helpful David.
Here is my project for this week: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/dccec9b8-07de-46cf-b155-1ae0af416d81/review
A little trip through the stars :)
I just used this trick on my last client project because I needed a way to reset wrong answers in a drag and drop activity! Your video was really helpful David.
Here is my project for this week: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/dccec9b8-07de-46cf-b155-1ae0af416d81/review
A little trip through the stars :)
- Terrific! At first I thought I had placed the stars in the right place for form the constellation, and then I went back and realized you placed them for me. :) What a great pay-off at the end!
- Yes I cheated a little :) You only have to put them in the sky.
But it's part of the "magic" at the end: you don't know what you're going to get!
- Very cool! I love how the bear shows up at the end. It made me feel like I was painting with stars!
- Thanks Thaddaeus! I felt it was important to have the bear in order to picture it :D Ancient greeks were quite imaginative with their constellations (like the long tail of the bear...)
- Very nice. I enjoyed that, and the bear appearing with some info was a nice touch.
