Hello!
I recently used random numbers to change the order/speed of the targets in this fun shooting gallery game that I built for Commrcial Express at Easter.
https://www.commercialexpress.co.uk/files/crackshot/story.html
The competition was only open to our customers and is now closed, but the game is still live if you would like to give it a try.
Varying the appearance/experience of your e-learning on repeat viewings can help keep users interested and engaged.
In the same vein, each time you sit this quiz, a random number variable changes what Hunter Thompson says at the start of the course:
http://bit.ly/FearLearn
Currently working on something more up-to-date that uses these principles, which I will share here.
I recently used random numbers to change the order/speed of the targets in this fun shooting gallery game that I built for Commrcial Express at Easter.
https://www.commercialexpress.co.uk/files/crackshot/story.html
The competition was only open to our customers and is now closed, but the game is still live if you would like to give it a try.
Varying the appearance/experience of your e-learning on repeat viewings can help keep users interested and engaged.
In the same vein, each time you sit this quiz, a random number variable changes what Hunter Thompson says at the start of the course:
http://bit.ly/FearLearn
Currently working on something more up-to-date that uses these principles, which I will share here.
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