Ideas for a sorting game
Oct 27, 2017
Hello! I'm recently new to the Articulate world. I am building a course on FICO scores and wanted to do a sorting activity on wear a score would fall (above average, below average, or average) My thought was to do something like a sorting game but the scores show as basketballs and you could shoot to the right basket labeled by the average etc... and the ball would disappear and tell you if you were correct. Not sure the exact way to do this, or if anyone would have any other ideas/ examples i could use.
Thanks everyone this site is a great help!!!
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Hi Cody,
Great idea! This sounds similar to the sorting game I created a while back except that instead of post-its and a trash can, you'd use basketballs and a basketball hoops. Here's a link to download my example so you can open it up and see how I built it. I also wrote this article about using drop states, which could be helpful to you.
That was a lot of help I really thank you for the example! I thought that I would post the results but now sure how to do that on here, any insight? Again, first timer, but I think it turned out sort of the way I wanted it to.
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Excellent, I am going to post the weblink in this. This is the rough draft, any comments from anyone are more than welcomed on how to improve or tweak this!
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/af82df5e-ef0e-4e75-8f47-7f6946e9aa60/review
Thanks Cody! Looks good, but I would suggest adding drop states so the learner gets immediate feedback about which ones he/she gets right and wrong. I shared a link in my previous comment to an article that talks about how to do that.
Excellent idea, I will try to add that out and see how it goes. Thank you so much for your help.
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