Valentine's Express
Valentine's Express is an interactive experience where users navigate personality-based scenarios and craft notes and love letters. They choose a personality type, receive personalized feedback, and earn a Romance Expert certificate. This entry doubles as my submission for both the E-Learning Valentine Challenge AND the Code Block Build-a-thon. It was my first time building with code blocks in Rise, and I'm amazed at what's possible. Ready to express your heart? Check it out here! 💕WordTwist: A fun code-based game
Hey everyone! I finished creating WordTwist, a lighthearted quiz game to spice up e-learning sessions. It’s built using plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with some help from AI—super easy to tweak and drop into existing projects. Players unscramble letters to discover key words while answering a quick question. They can shuffle letters if they get stuck, remove a mistake, or even reveal the answer (though that yields zero points). All you have to do is customize the question and answer array in the code, and voilà —instant quiz. Give WordTwist a try through this link and let me know what you think. Feel free to share any creative ways you end up using it, or suggest improvements to the game if you think of any!Code Terminal Simulation
Hi, I needed to create a code terminal for the learner to type in the code and get the feeling that it is a real terminal, and also get some kind od an imidiate feedback so they can spot the mistake on the spot. I built this with JS, and the code is in the YouTube comment with an explanation, so if you want to change colors and more, you'd know where, even if you are not a JS developer. Maybe it will help others too, and if so, enjoy! https://youtu.be/PWDxqyq4sRo?si=zvonqvBNmobFum3nHelping out youth football (soccer)
Late to this challenge - but now I've seen it it's a great opportunity to share a little side project I have been playing with. âš½ My son is in an Under 10's football team that is struggling, as they are largely made up of players who have never been in a team. I know that simple knowledge content isn't going to reach them, and even listening to a coach often goes over their heads, but what about a little bit of gamified learning?! So I set about developing something for the Rise Code block. I've tried to stick to some fundamental principles of that level of football... Position, shape, and a basic move. In the game, you'll see a multi level progression, allowing kids to grow and evolve their knowledge. With more development I'd have developed the full rich story around the progression, and an ability to select a team role and explore some specifics of that role, so kids could choose their journey, but I just wanted to start with whether the concept was possible with some basic vibe coding. Thanks for my good friend Google Gemini for helping with the framework for me to build and develop from. I didn't get half as far as I wanted before my attention had to go elsewhere, but it has potential. Would love to hear people's thoughts. Give it a go!
