Interactive Charts and Graphs in E-Learning #357: Challenge | Recap
Charts and graphs are great way to present complex information that's easy to digest and understand. When combined with i...
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Using Interactive Charts to Present Data, Facts, and Figures in E-Learning #357
Here is my entry for this weeks challenge.
** Updated 24JAN2022 to include a timed puzzle (click the puzzle piece) at two levels **
*** Note: with the puzzle watch out for Rhode Island, it is pretty small. If a piece is in the right place, you need to pick it up and drop it again. Pieces will turn green when you place them correctly. ***
Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/f3371000-7b49-4757-a74a-2d2f922e4637/review
Huge thanks to Nicole Legault who provided an interactive map available for free download on Articulate. ( https://community.articulate.com/download/storyline-360-interactive-map-usa )
For my project I began by recoloring the map to be more "Veri Peri".
The content on the slide layers was deleted and replaced with pictures of a Word Mail Merge File of an Excel spreadsheet. This seemed to be the quickest way to achieve the results I wanted and it looks pretty good to me.
Discussion and Download: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/using-interactive-charts-to-present-data-in-elearning
** Updated 24JAN2022 to include a timed puzzle (click the puzzle piece) at two levels **
*** Note: with the puzzle watch out for Rhode Island, it is pretty small. If a piece is in the right place, you need to pick it up and drop it again. Pieces will turn green when you place them correctly. ***
Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/f3371000-7b49-4757-a74a-2d2f922e4637/review
Huge thanks to Nicole Legault who provided an interactive map available for free download on Articulate. ( https://community.articulate.com/download/storyline-360-interactive-map-usa )
For my project I began by recoloring the map to be more "Veri Peri".
The content on the slide layers was deleted and replaced with pictures of a Word Mail Merge File of an Excel spreadsheet. This seemed to be the quickest way to achieve the results I wanted and it looks pretty good to me.
Discussion and Download: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/using-interactive-charts-to-present-data-in-elearning
Looks great! And I like Nicole's demo too!