Progress Meters in E-Learning #60: Challenge | Recap
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This week your challenge is to show how progress indicators can be used in e-learning. Here are a few examples t...
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Here is my progress meter, but I have a confession to make about this one. This was going to be my entry for last weeks challenge (the kids game), but I could not get it to work. I was trying to build a 2-d shooter game but there does not seem to be a way to detect then two objects collide - even with JavaScript. So I gave up that pursuit and instead you get a progress meter.
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http://pinchedhead.articulate-online.com/3796869842
- Now that I think of it - this really isn't a progress meter. It is more of a countdown timer so David, maybe the next challenge should be a timer :)
- Nancy, I tried to do the exact same thing with my zombie challenge. I even used the slider to shoot objects, but didn't know how I would score a hit because I couldn't detect the object collision. I ended up highlighting the zombie at different points and gave points if the slider was in the correct position to hit it during the time it was highlighted. Might be easier to see than explain https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/70407176/zombies/story.html
- I love this!
- Hi Linda, that is very smart thinking. I'll give it a go on mine.
- Oops... Looks like a cool game and I love the design but somehow, I'm usually not able to use anything involving drag and drop on my tablet so couldn't view the progress🙈
- Hey Daniel, I did not check this on my tablet but there is no drag and drop on this one. It uses a slider and the timer is just a count down so progresses even if you don't do anything.
- LOVE this, Nancy - great job!
- Hi Nancy,
I love the project, but could not actually shoot any of the spaceships no matter what I tried. I tried it using Chrome and Safari on a MacBook Pro, not sure what the problem is...
