Spot the Difference E-Learning Games #228: Challenge | Recap
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This week’s challenge was inspired by an example shared by Sam Lincoln a few years ago. It’s based ...
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Inspired by all the examples this week. Open to feedback :_)
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/c96a4b7a-8036-4683-9c29-afa269a06142/review
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https://360.articulate.com/review/content/c96a4b7a-8036-4683-9c29-afa269a06142/review
Download: http://samuelapata.com/downloadmanager/click.php?id=32
- Another great security example and nice that you went for examples which were not entirely people, weapons or left luggage orientated. I liked the use of audio to explain the See Something-Say Something concept. I can't help thinking that this would have made a great way to use an interactive video to spot a danger before it was too late. Thanks for sharing Samuel.
- Thanks for your comment Sam. Video was my first choice, but I couldn't find any good stock footages to work with. I may have to record some.
- I must be the most unobservant person on earth. I had a hard time seeing anything to worry about. :)
- Great example. Challenging, really needed to put some effort to find the source of the threat.
- I really liked your example. The luggage and weapon made sense, but I wouldn't put fires in the category of See Something-Say Something. Love the concept. I don't know if it's the resolution on my screen, but it was difficult to see the smaller differences like the weapon and the fire in the ceiling.
- Thanks La-Gaye! You make a good point. It was tough to find other types of violations. Regardless, I'll see what's possible and provide an update. Cheers.
- I'd meant that as "I wouldn't have thought to put them in that category". My apologies on not being clear.
- THANK YOU!
