Zooming and Magnifying Images in E-Learning #374: Challenge | Recap
A typical design challenge for course designers involves working with high-resolution images in a smaller, mobile-friendl...
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Took a hike with the family last week and we had a little friend visit us at the creek.
Can you spot the snake?
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Can you spot the snake?
Link: https://jaredspeight.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/Spot+the+Snake+-+Storyline+output/story.html
- Great design Jared!
I found the snake's body first, which led me to its head (but hey, I'm Australian, we have heaps of snakes!) - This was really engaging! I'm scared to death of snakes, so the scariest part of this was realizing I couldn't find the snake. Now I'm thinking there are snakes everywhere, I just can't see them!
In the end I cheated by moving my mouse over each image to find the spot where my cursor changed to a hand.- They can certainly be sneaky. I'd probably have freaked a little if I didn't know how to identify what kind of snake it was.
Glad you found it engaging.
- I enjoyed that a lot! Took me a bit but I did find the little guy. Very sneaky.
- I liked how you isolated the the zoomed visual.
One good thing about the rattle snakes we have in the desert is they warn you ahead of time when you get to close--you usually hear them before you see them. It's the scorpions that scare me. - Very engaging, Jared. I like the little snake graphics resembling the back / next arrows.
- Very cool! I had to surrender, but I was definitely engaged.🙂
- Glad you liked it. I was a little worried the snake was too easy to spot, but figured a lot of that may have come from taking the picture and knowing where it was myself.
- Good thing there was a surrender option - we don't have snakes in NZ so my spotting skills aren't up there. A clever idea and great design.
