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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Give Your Friend a Cupcake
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No Mona Lisa this week. Just cupcakes and Van Morrison. In this demo I used a text variable and random number variable to customize your friend's cupcake and message (Chat GPT helped create 40 different messages.) I used a T/F variable to help you select which cupcake to give your friend...with the new emphasis animations as well. Enjoy!
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/454+Cupcakes/story.html
Download: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/454+Cupcake+For+a+Friend.story
No Mona Lisa this week. Just cupcakes and Van Morrison. In this demo I used a text variable and random number variable to customize your friend's cupcake and message (Chat GPT helped create 40 different messages.) I used a T/F variable to help you select which cupcake to give your friend...with the new emphasis animations as well. Enjoy!
So sweet (literally!). ChatGPT did a good job with the messages. Did you select from what it gave you or were all of its ideas usable?
- I generated over 100 and chose the ones I liked the best. My prompt was something like "Please generate 50 different 25-word greeting card sentiments for a good friend". I always try to be polite with my AI brainstorming partner. :) On one round I asked the AI to use the word "sweet" in the greeting.