Using Progress Indicators in E-Learning #368: Challenge | Recap
Showing learners their progress is a great way to help them feel motivated and empowered. That’s because progress indicators ...
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https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/elh-challenge-368-progress-indicators
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https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/elh-challenge-368-progress-indicators
- That was fun. As a jigsaw puzzle fan seeing the puzzle develop is my favorite progress meter.
- Me too, Jodi! Watching the puzzle come together seems like the perfect measure of progress. : )
- Jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts unite!
- Love the way you did this and it was so engaging to see the characters above change as the pieces were put in place. My grand daughters would love this.
- Thanks, Jeff! Who doesn't love a good jigsaw puzzle? :)
- Ho-ouuuu! Awesome, Daniel. Such a creative way to reinvent progress indicators. A question: would it have been too complicated to leave the placement of the puzzle pieces free to prolong the pleasure of playing by making mistakes?
- Greetings, Thierry! What you see there is a custom drag and drop activity. I'm not quite sure why I went this route instead of using the built-in D&D slide... I'm sure if I convert to freeform I can tweak the settings such that the draggable items won't snap back to point of origin. If I didn't have such an exhausting weekend I would be happy to go back in and make adjustments to the project 😴😅
