Hello!
For a little while now I have been using the crossword principle to create word searches for a Fun and Games section of our LMS. Here's a recent example:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/4a166173-b36e-4560-a76f-c9321f5776f6/review
There are two ways to play this, 'Timer On' or 'Timer Off'.
In both versions of the word search you are given an efficiency score, based on the number of times you have selected a letter. This means if you try to cheat and simply click every letter at random your efficiency score will fall below 100%.
I'd always planned for the next course in this series to be a more conventional crossword and this challenge has given me the push I needed. Watch this space!
For a little while now I have been using the crossword principle to create word searches for a Fun and Games section of our LMS. Here's a recent example:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/4a166173-b36e-4560-a76f-c9321f5776f6/review
There are two ways to play this, 'Timer On' or 'Timer Off'.
In both versions of the word search you are given an efficiency score, based on the number of times you have selected a letter. This means if you try to cheat and simply click every letter at random your efficiency score will fall below 100%.
I'd always planned for the next course in this series to be a more conventional crossword and this challenge has given me the push I needed. Watch this space!
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