Mix-and-Match E-Learning Challenge Examples #457: Challenge | Recap
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Murder mysteries have always intrigued me, and I've been eager to create an interactive murder mystery theme since January. Unfortunately, I couldn't finish it. However, when this week's challenge theme was announced, I saw the perfect opportunity to work on my work-in-progress murder mystery interactive.
Here is the demo link - https://360.articulate.com/review/content/5a77e0d4-84a5-4432-8502-17bf92226ee1/review
For this project, I've integrated elements from various e-learning challenges, including:
- Using Text, True/False, and Number Variables in E-Learning #454 – Lot of variables in the interactive
- Show How You're Using AI to Create E-Learning Courses #452 – Used AI images and voiceover
- Using Tabs Interactions in E-Learning #448
- Spotlight Masking Effects for Discovery Activities in E-Learning #447 – Thanks to Paul
- Using Background Audio & Music in E-Learning #442
- Using Variables to Personalize E-Learning Courses #441
- Using Click-to-Reveal Interaction in E-Learning #434
Here is the demo link - https://360.articulate.com/review/content/5a77e0d4-84a5-4432-8502-17bf92226ee1/review
For this project, I've integrated elements from various e-learning challenges, including:
- Using Text, True/False, and Number Variables in E-Learning #454 – Lot of variables in the interactive
- Show How You're Using AI to Create E-Learning Courses #452 – Used AI images and voiceover
- Using Tabs Interactions in E-Learning #448
- Spotlight Masking Effects for Discovery Activities in E-Learning #447 – Thanks to Paul
- Using Background Audio & Music in E-Learning #442
- Using Variables to Personalize E-Learning Courses #441
- Using Click-to-Reveal Interaction in E-Learning #434
- Nice one, Jayashree. I have a knack for true crime as well. I got it right at the first attempt. :D
- Congratulations “detective” haha! Thanks, Ashi!
