Using Three Types of Variables in E-Learning #454: Challenge | Recap
This week, we're working with variables. Which ones? All of them. That means we're using true/false, text, and number va...
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This is a slide from a lesson I created for my portfolio in January of this year. It is very variable heavy.
View: http://www.elearning.tiapez.com/Challenge3_24/story.html
The whole lesson was around OSHA's proper lifting techniques. During the preparation portion you are to know your route and look for safety risks. This slide uses 360 degree photo to search and find safety risks (talked about in previous slides in the full lesson).
True False variables are used for the searchable objects, as well as the help button (how it knows what has and hasn't already been found)
Number variables are used in keeping score, as well as the timer.
Text variables are used also in the timer (timer is not using JavaScript) as well as to create a string URL that pushes your time through on the form for the scoreboard.
View: http://www.elearning.tiapez.com/Challenge3_24/story.html
The whole lesson was around OSHA's proper lifting techniques. During the preparation portion you are to know your route and look for safety risks. This slide uses 360 degree photo to search and find safety risks (talked about in previous slides in the full lesson).
True False variables are used for the searchable objects, as well as the help button (how it knows what has and hasn't already been found)
Number variables are used in keeping score, as well as the timer.
Text variables are used also in the timer (timer is not using JavaScript) as well as to create a string URL that pushes your time through on the form for the scoreboard.
Nicely done. I like the use of the 360 visual for this. BTW, I don't believe Tia did it in 8 seconds. :) LOL!
- I may have had an advantage as the creator knowing where all the spots are! LOL!
- :) 8 seconds is wicked fast. My reflexes must be slowing down!