Using Timeline Interactions in E-Learning #369: Challenge | Recap
Interactive timelines are a great way to condense large blocks of sequenced information on a single slide. They also help l...
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Alright, I've got my first e-learning challenge created. It's a timeline for the (rather one-sided) college basketball rivalry between the Charlotte 49ers and Davidson Wildcats.
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Nicely done, Jared. Welcome to the challenges. I was a little confused with the interaction. But I did figure it out. To make clicking on the second set of links more intuitive, perhaps add a little space between the first buttons and the individual games and maybe some kind of frame or parentheses (if you know what I'm trying to say). I don't think I would have figured out the second set, if I didn't ask myself the question "Why are those score boxes sitting at the top empty through this whole interaction?" I know I used a lot of words and I hope this feedback is taken in the positive spirit in which it is intended. Submitting to the challenges for the first time can be daunting and I am glad to see you stepping out. I look forward to seeing more of your work.