Hotspots and Invisible Buttons in E-Learning #296: Challenge | Recap
Hotspots are interactive objects that work a lot like regular buttons. They can show layers, change states, jump to slid...
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Hi guys
I use hotspot functionality more frequently to prevent learners from clicking on certain items and that is what I did in this example. My hotspots are on the instruction layers and correct and incorrect feedback layers on this slider interaction to prevent the learner from moving the slider until they have hidden the feedback or instruction.
Some of you might remember this burro racing theme from ELHC 280. I am busy developing the second and third level of this project and hope to share it again when all levels have been developed.
I would appreciate any feedback.
Demo: https://sunet-elh-challenges.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/ELHC%23296Leadville/story.html
I use hotspot functionality more frequently to prevent learners from clicking on certain items and that is what I did in this example. My hotspots are on the instruction layers and correct and incorrect feedback layers on this slider interaction to prevent the learner from moving the slider until they have hidden the feedback or instruction.
Some of you might remember this burro racing theme from ELHC 280. I am busy developing the second and third level of this project and hope to share it again when all levels have been developed.
I would appreciate any feedback.
Demo: https://sunet-elh-challenges.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/ELHC%23296Leadville/story.html
Glad to see the return of the Burro races! This was fantastic -- loved the personalization of the player and the burro, and the final feedback (I got third place the first time, but I'm motivated to try the quiz again!). Looking forward to seeing levels 2 and 3.