I've been working on making assessments for a few different courses, so naturally the first idea I had was a Jeopardy style review game. I came here to find some templates, but, not being a particularly masterful user, found them a bit obscure for me.
Attached is the template I've created out of two of the others found on this board. It's pretty simple and self-explanatory.
Please use this to your advantage, alter it in any way you'd like, and share any questions/feedback.
This awesome. I did an add-on..., I created a Double Jeopardy variable 0. I also assigned all the category numbers a variable 1-25. I created a Double Jeopardy layer and put it as the top layer that didn't hide any layers underneath. Then, at the beginning of the game, the game assigns a random number 1-25 to double jeopardy, so when a user clicks on a number 1-25, the game will randomize it so you don't know which is the double jeopardy!! Wayyyy better than assigning a slide in PPT. This way, not even the presenter knows which is what.
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All right!
Yess....Thanks Alphonso!!! :)
@Kathy
had almost given up on you. Lol. Give me a shout if anything is unclear.
Hello Alphonso,
Great job by the way!
I was wondering how you managed to put at the beginning with a black bacground IMT visitor jeopardy.
Is it like a watermark or something? I am trying to find it and cannot. A little help please. Thanks
This awesome. I did an add-on..., I created a Double Jeopardy variable 0. I also assigned all the category numbers a variable 1-25. I created a Double Jeopardy layer and put it as the top layer that didn't hide any layers underneath. Then, at the beginning of the game, the game assigns a random number 1-25 to double jeopardy, so when a user clicks on a number 1-25, the game will randomize it so you don't know which is the double jeopardy!! Wayyyy better than assigning a slide in PPT. This way, not even the presenter knows which is what.
This is awesome! Saves so much time, especially for new SL users! Thank you for sharing Kevin