Valentine's Day Interactions #219: Challenge | Recap
Hugs ‘n’ Kisses
Here’s a creative version of everyone’s favorite childhood game. Shared in the community on Valentine’s Day, this e-le...
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Share An E-Learning Valentine Game, Template, or Interactive Infographic (2019) #219
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Demo: https://bit.ly/2UNTLQH
Download: https://bit.ly/2WPmaHU
The mad libs challenge from a couple weeks ago made me nostalgic for games I played when I was a kid. This Valentine story pays homage to my Magic 8-Ball. It was pretty simple to make--it has a random number variable, some layers, entry and exit animations, and some cool vector art by Rea Molko. My sources say you might like it. :) Have a great week!
Demo: https://bit.ly/2UNTLQH
Download: https://bit.ly/2WPmaHU
The mad libs challenge from a couple weeks ago made me nostalgic for games I played when I was a kid. This Valentine story pays homage to my Magic 8-Ball. It was pretty simple to make--it has a random number variable, some layers, entry and exit animations, and some cool vector art by Rea Molko. My sources say you might like it. :) Have a great week!
I want to ask the oracle what Jodi's secret sauce is for cranking out amazing demos so quickly.
- Funny! I do have a something you might call a process though. At any one time I have 3 or 4 unfinished stories that interest me, but haven't come together yet. Then I see a challenge and go "Gee, I think I can adapt that one to #219". It's like a bullpen. RIght now I'm sitting on one for "How to Give Your Cat a Pill" and a Cat Zodiac story. So if you need some challenge topics maybe a web objects one would be great, or a meaningful comparison? Or a "how to demonstrate something"? My stories are longing to be set free in the challenges. :) Chat soon!