Bullet Point Makeovers in E-Learning #431: Challenge | Recap
Bulleted lists are hands-down one of the most common ways to break up large blocks of text in e-learning. They’re quick and easy...
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Beatles Bullets
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/431+Beatles+Bullets/story.html
When I saw the challenge topic this morning I had just finished reviewing a heavy-text list on Wikipedia that inspired my demo. This week I had a 6-hour solo drive through the Arizona/California desert and listened to a Beatles satellite radio channel. The program was called the "Magical History Tour" and it counted down all 213 Beatles studio recordings in order from 1963 to 1970. I was surprised that some of the songs I thought were sung by John were actually sung by George. So I looked up the Beatles catalog to see who sang lead on each recording. I added the Wikipedia page as a tab on my player so you could see what inspired the demo. Enjoy the audio and hearing John, Paul, George and Ringo.
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/431+Beatles+Bullets/story.html
When I saw the challenge topic this morning I had just finished reviewing a heavy-text list on Wikipedia that inspired my demo. This week I had a 6-hour solo drive through the Arizona/California desert and listened to a Beatles satellite radio channel. The program was called the "Magical History Tour" and it counted down all 213 Beatles studio recordings in order from 1963 to 1970. I was surprised that some of the songs I thought were sung by John were actually sung by George. So I looked up the Beatles catalog to see who sang lead on each recording. I added the Wikipedia page as a tab on my player so you could see what inspired the demo. Enjoy the audio and hearing John, Paul, George and Ringo.
Ah! Here comes the sun to brighten up the challenge :D