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Using Animations for Knowledge Check Feedback
Here are two short examples of how animations can be used to set up a knowledge check, and provide reinforcing (and humorous) feedback for correct/incorrect answers. Each answer, whether it's incorrect or correct, has a corresponding animated sequence that redirects or reinforces the content. Both of these are from the full course I posted earlier - TeamQuest: I realized short examples are the way to go (first time contributing, still learning the ropes). This was built in Storyline with animations built in Vyond.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/7e663b3f-c82b-4e5a-ba75-9739bce32e10/review
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/e0b21eb5-e335-4b4c-80a8-50fd41bd00e0/review
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The transitions are cool and the little character movements to accentuate the narrator are perfect!
Debbie this is a great example of integrating a video with quiz questions. The narration works well and the way the video responds to the answers keeps the tone of the lesson. Nicely done.
I really like this example, Debbie! Thank you for sharing this. To DanaLorz​'s point, it's so valuable to give that sense of fun & liveliness even when receiving feedback, I can really see how this would keep learners engaged to try again even if getting an incorrect answer.
This is a great way to keep learners engaged in a quiz, minimizing stress some people feel with testing. It totally changes the mindset.
