3C Scenario Design Ideas #211: Challenge | Recap
Branching scenarios are one of the best ways to move your click-and-read courses to something more interactive and meaningful for learners. ...
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Not sure if I have shared this one before or not, but this is an example of a branching scenario that uses the 3C scenario model described by David. The only difference is that I do not explicitly state the 3 choices. Users can type in whatever they want in response to a text message they receive and the scenario will branch to a positive, negative or neutral response based on what the user enters.
Users can even include emojis in their responses if they want to spice it up.
https://pinchedhead.com/portfolio?layout=edit&id=88
Users can even include emojis in their responses if they want to spice it up.
https://pinchedhead.com/portfolio?layout=edit&id=88
Hi there. I got stuck. I tried you link in FIREFOX 63.0.1 , and the text box would NOT allow me to type anything. (Though I liked the "Are U There?" that came up when I clicked the "send" button)
- Hi Alison, I never tested it on Firefox so I guess there are some issues. Do you have another browser you can try?
- Well most certainly (good ole Google (chrome))
Also, I don't know if this matters, but the first text field of "Enter your Name" DID work just fine, and the next text bubble had the name in it.
And OK, how in the world did you (1) determine which words were 1 of the 3 (pos, neg, neutral)?? Is there a "word library" you can connect to? I canNOT imagine you looking up words and the doing a conditional of "IF , THEN show response"
Or is that all "secret sauce" stuff?
Alison- One way to do it is applying machine learning with Natural Language Processing (NLP), but knowing how clever Nancy is she did it way easier ; )
