E-Learning Challenge #91 – Get to Know Your E-Learning Community with 2 Truths and 1 Lie <\/a>sought to have community members create playful interactions using the icebreaker game 2 truths, 1 lie. The goal was to bring us, as a community, closer together.<\/p>\n E-Learning Challenge #97 – Toggle, Switch, and Slide Your Way to More Creative E-Learning Buttons<\/a> challenged us to show creative ways to use toggle buttons and switches in e-learning.<\/p>\n The Method<\/strong><\/p>\n I thought about this challenge for awhile and decided I wanted to use sliders to respond to true\/false or yes\/no questions, so I thought up some questions about myself and hopped to it.<\/p>\n My avatar was purchased from Creative Market<\/a> awhile ago for another personal project I have yet to complete, so I figured I might as well get some use out of it in the immediate future. I chose 4 poses (one for the intro, one for the questions, one for correct responses, and one for incorrect responses) and began mocking up all of the screens I would need.<\/p>\n I tossed in Continue buttons to navigate to the next question in the queue, and an Exit button at the end. After adding the buttons, I went back to add in all of the necessary functionality (e.g. the slider). I programmed the slider to have three slide points, with the initial point being the 2nd\/middle). Then, I added in triggers so that the slide would change to the correct or incorrect feedback if the slider was positioned correctly on Yes or No (slider position 1 or 3).<\/p>\n The Result<\/strong><\/p>\n
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