True/False Variables in E-Learning #421: Challenge | Recap
True/false variables are one of the simplest types of variables, making them a great starting point for course designers new to wo...
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Here is my project for this week's challenge...
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/a12a6ed0-1326-41e3-8815-b763cc4ebcd3/review
... and let me tell you, it was a CHALLENGE! I'm honestly not sure that I used the T/F variable properly, but it is adjusted each time the user accesses the "cheat sheet" on the slides. Then the number of times the cheat sheet is accessed is counted and included in the final feedback slide at the end of the activity. There is likely a different (and perhaps better) way to do this and any advice is much appreciated.
*Edited to add... I updated the activity to include a T/F variable that allows you to choose your head chef. All of the feedback layers still have the female because I didn't have time to change those yet.
*Also, I used Jonathan Hill's tutorial from Challenge #410 (which is brilliant) to create the progress bars in this activity. Thanks Jonathan!
All in all, I learned a lot this week and will continue to think about better ways to use T/F variables in the future!
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/a12a6ed0-1326-41e3-8815-b763cc4ebcd3/review
... and let me tell you, it was a CHALLENGE! I'm honestly not sure that I used the T/F variable properly, but it is adjusted each time the user accesses the "cheat sheet" on the slides. Then the number of times the cheat sheet is accessed is counted and included in the final feedback slide at the end of the activity. There is likely a different (and perhaps better) way to do this and any advice is much appreciated.
*Edited to add... I updated the activity to include a T/F variable that allows you to choose your head chef. All of the feedback layers still have the female because I didn't have time to change those yet.
*Also, I used Jonathan Hill's tutorial from Challenge #410 (which is brilliant) to create the progress bars in this activity. Thanks Jonathan!
All in all, I learned a lot this week and will continue to think about better ways to use T/F variables in the future!
Love this! I got fired, but I don't enjoy the kitchen anyway! I'd much rather be on the customer side of food service.
- LOL, me too!