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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Hi All, I just recently discovered these challenges and thought I would toss one up this week. This is an interactive section of a Rise course, so the progress indicator shown on the left "continue ->" informs the learner they can continue in the Rise course.
First time posting - looking forward to sharing more! Hope you like it. =)
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/f30fa1c8-f6a2-4501-86f9-66ec0b3bbc4e/review
First time posting - looking forward to sharing more! Hope you like it. =)
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/f30fa1c8-f6a2-4501-86f9-66ec0b3bbc4e/review
Welcome to the challenges, Mark!
You have so many good ideas and you've executed them really well.
As a click-happy, curious learner I was hoping I could toggle the device off and on, or that "off" would automatically change to "on" - maybe when I'm in the voltage part of the dial? But the best news of all is that I felt like a click-happy, curious learner who wanted to explore the interaction, which is a high-voltage result no matter how you look at it. : )
You have so many good ideas and you've executed them really well.
As a click-happy, curious learner I was hoping I could toggle the device off and on, or that "off" would automatically change to "on" - maybe when I'm in the voltage part of the dial? But the best news of all is that I felt like a click-happy, curious learner who wanted to explore the interaction, which is a high-voltage result no matter how you look at it. : )
- Hi Jackie!
Thank you so much for the feedback! I liked the "high-voltage" result comment also. =)