Using Interactive Tables in E-Learning #287: Challenge | Recap
Tables are a simple and effective way to present facts, figures, and other related information. Using simple rows and columns...
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Sushi Dinner Menu
Demo: https://bit.ly/3g30MYx
Download: https://bit.ly/3i6rxNz
I found this sushi art yesterday and I wasn't sure if how to use it, but it works pretty well for this simple table interaction. Nothing fancy--just buttons, states, layers, true/false variables, and a number variable to count your sushi choices. And this is my 100th challenge in a row. My first one was #188 (random number food safety quiz) from January 17, 2018. Thank you everyone for inspiring and challenging me every week!
Demo: https://bit.ly/3g30MYx
Download: https://bit.ly/3i6rxNz
I found this sushi art yesterday and I wasn't sure if how to use it, but it works pretty well for this simple table interaction. Nothing fancy--just buttons, states, layers, true/false variables, and a number variable to count your sushi choices. And this is my 100th challenge in a row. My first one was #188 (random number food safety quiz) from January 17, 2018. Thank you everyone for inspiring and challenging me every week!
- Congratulations, Jodi! 100 challenges in a row is a big accomplishment. Thanks for all that you've shared over the past two years. You're one of the most creative, generous, and speedy course designers I know.
- Nicely done, Jodi! And I agree with everything David said! I always look forward to seeing your examples. Thank you so much for sharing your incredible work! They always brighten up my day----> 😁 And congratulations on your 100th challenge in a row! 🥳️
- Hi David,
Expanding on this challenge, I have two questions which I hope you can help with.
1. Is it possible to have a SL360 project with True/False variables associated to checkboxes on one slide (set to default as false) to populate a table (5 columns by x number of rows) on a second slide or layer in the project with other variable values but only for those whose True/False variable is set to True (via a Toggle Trigger on the checkboxes)?
2. Is it possible to add javascript code to the index.html file to only show those rows of Table data in a PDF ? I have created this using PDFMake and it works successfully to output all of the variables into table formats, but now want to know how to restrict this and only show those rows where the True/False variables are set to True.
- Bravo Jodi! Way to ring in a hundred, with a feast. To a hundred more :) Cheers!
- wow Jodi, that is am amazing achievement, well done, you always such good work!
- Congratulations, Jodi! What a beautiful example to mark this achievement. The sushi art looks great (I might be biased because it's my favorite food) and the demo was informative. I also thought it was cool to see your selections on the last slide!
- Well done Jodi, that is quite an achievement. I look forward to your examples every week and this is another great project.
- Congratulations on your achievement, Jodi! I look forward to your submissions every week and I appreciate how you always include the file. As a newbie to Articulate, I've learned a lot from examining your work from behind the stage door. I echo David's comments on your creativity, generosity, and speed! Can't wait to see the next 100!
- Thank you all for the kind words. I was looking back at some of my challenge submissions and it's was like looking at old friends. My favorite topics have been dogs and cats, annoying office mates, Spanish painters, hipsters, tropical fish, and the Pantone color of the year. My least favorite challenge was the one on soccer drills (241) and my favorites might have been the blind date Buzzfeed quiz (218) or the annoying office mate quiz (#222) or the Mambo Pizza Challenge (#278)--all have no learning value at all, I just did them for fun. I also got over my aversion to the webcam and unboxed the cremated remains of my cat (#203) and got some mean emails for doing the webcam demo on how to catch the rodent in my fireplace with a mousetrap (#256). I have to work on my branching scenarios, adaptive paths and software simulations, and I still don't know how to use the keyboard to move things around on screen. Still lots to learn!
- Oh, my phobia and I remember the mouse one, Jodi. I commented on that one, too!
- Not a lover of sushi, but I love your "table" example
- Wow that is super impresive! Congrats on hitting 100!
- Congratulations, Jodi! And how fun is this interactive table?! I love the different types of feedback it gives depending on how many you've chosen to "eat".
- Congrats Jodi! As always, I love the artwork you chose, you've got such a good eye and always inspire for me to expand on my resources. I love sushi and this example and I really like that you built the Exit button into the player. Nice touch!
