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Text entry game
I had an enquiry from a client this week for a game they were trying to build and didn't know how. I gave them a high level overview of how to build it.
But the idea wouldn't leave my head, so I took some time out yesterday to build it.
Let me know what you think.
https://elearninglaboratory.com/portfolio-item/text-entry-game/
I will share the file when I sort a few things out, I really want to get the Enter Key to submit.
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Very Sweet!
Hi,
I've been tasked with developing a Human Trafficking course. Any ideas on how to get started I would appreciate.
Thank you,
Gina
Great game, I really enjoyed it. It does not take space after the correct answer though. And Apple is in the image but It was not listed as correct answer.
Phil,
Great looking design :-) I see you got the enter key to work and that you got rid of the red squiggles after deleting the typo, can you share this file as i have been trying for some time to fix these issues?
Hi Darren, this is on my list of things to sort out, I used some javascript for the enter solution.
I will tidy the file this week and post it here.
Look forward to seeing the java script :-) not found this solution anywhere
Hello, this is a great game. Do you know when you would be sharing the source file. I have some ideas on how this could be used to create other variations. Thank you in advance
Not 100% sure hopefully this week. I have not had anytime yet to clean it up and get rid of any odd bits.
Love it. This would have so many applications in our training! Can;t wait to see the source file :)
Having english as a third language makes it difficult when spelling is crucial.
Watermelon? Water melon? Melon? They all come out with a lost life... Pitaya ... has loads of other "calling names" etc.
So I feel I'm missing out on the good stuff. Like the finale :)
But it looks great :D
I like that you get the red swiggly line under misspelled words, but it would be even better if you could click on misspelled words and they would give you the correct spelling like spellcheck in MS Word.
Sorry, just seeing your fuzzy text entry logic here https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/halloween-text-entry-game#reply-720672
Here is the file.
@Pernille the list should be:
- Dragon fruit
- Watermelon
- Apple
- Orange
- Grapes
- Pineapple
- Strawberry
- Kiwi fruit
- Pomegranate
- Cherry
And one not so easy to see fruit.
There are some variations allowed, and I have a version up and running with fuzzy logic where if the spelling is 80% correct you will get credit.
Awesome! Thanks so much for sharing the story file, Phil! People are going to L-O-V-E this! 😁
Well thought out and put together. Love the interaction. Thanks for sharing.
Super, thanks a lot !!!
This is so beautiful and an excellent game for language learning (which is what I teach), but as Pernille noted, I also wondered if I could allow for "close enough" spellings--and provide feedback. I'm looking forward to looking at this more closely. Thanks so much for helping a newbie like myself learn from the experts!
