E-Learning Challenge #71: Challenge | Recap
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This week your challenge is to design a short lesson to teach one or more math concepts.
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This is an updated version of an interaction that I built for ELHChallenge 116. When I asked for feedback, some people suggested that I change the questions to allow for drag and drop with actual coins instead of typing the answer in a numeric text entry box.
This version challenged me in that it definitely uses more variables than I've ever used in a single course before, but it also forced me to use more logic in building the drag and drop so that it would allow for multiple variations of the answer.
I figured I would share it here as it is also a great math interaction to help people practice making change.
Here is a link to my interaction:
http://googledrive.com/host/0B8NHHWkmIPE6b19LMkMza0VzZjg
Here is a link to my blog post:
https://mlisterconsulting.wordpress.com/2016/03/09/elh71-teaching-math-concepts-making-change/
This version challenged me in that it definitely uses more variables than I've ever used in a single course before, but it also forced me to use more logic in building the drag and drop so that it would allow for multiple variations of the answer.
I figured I would share it here as it is also a great math interaction to help people practice making change.
Here is a link to my interaction:
http://googledrive.com/host/0B8NHHWkmIPE6b19LMkMza0VzZjg
Here is a link to my blog post:
https://mlisterconsulting.wordpress.com/2016/03/09/elh71-teaching-math-concepts-making-change/
- Wow Meaghan, this turned out really great! Congrats!
- Yeah this is a really cool example, Meaghan!
I just updated the recap to include your example and blog post: https://community.articulate.com/articles/elearning-math-games-examples#MeaghanLister
