Good and bad posture project
May 25, 2020
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Good and bad posture project
May 25, 2020
Dr.PoojaJaisingh
Pooja is the Founder and CEO of Digital Learning Nook, a boutique GenAI-first eLearning and instructional design studio, with a track record of creating award-winning eLearning courses. An expert in the field, she has authored books and video courses on eLearning tools and technologies. Her experience includes building the digital learning function at Icertis Academy and key roles as a Principal eLearning Evangelist at Adobe. With certifications in CPTD and SHRM-SCP, Pooja holds a master's degree in Education and Economics and a doctorate in Educational Technology. She was recognized as a Guild Master by The Learning Guild for her outstanding contributions to the eLearning community.
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In this interaction, you can drag the good and bad posture examples to their respective categories.

What is that example intending to do? When should the user use such a theme?

This is a drag and drop interaction for categorizing objects where you allow more than one object to be linked to a drop target. This is a practice type interaction, where the learner will get an immediate feedback on answering the question incorrectly, and will get an option to try again.

In this interaction, you can drag the good and bad posture examples to their respective categories.

What is that example intending to do? When should the user use such a theme?

This is a drag and drop interaction for categorizing objects where you allow more than one object to be linked to a drop target. This is a practice type interaction, where the learner will get an immediate feedback on answering the question incorrectly, and will get an option to try again.

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Pooja is the Founder and CEO of Digital Learning Nook, a boutique GenAI-first eLearning and instructional design studio, with a track record of creating award-winning eLearning courses. An expert in the field, she has authored books and video courses on eLearning tools and technologies. Her experience includes building the digital learning function at Icertis Academy and key roles as a Principal eLearning Evangelist at Adobe. With certifications in CPTD and SHRM-SCP, Pooja holds a master's degree in Education and Economics and a doctorate in Educational Technology. She was recognized as a Guild Master by The Learning Guild for her outstanding contributions to the eLearning community.
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Nikolas Markatopoulos
2020-12-23 19:54:45

Visual appealing interaction. Really nice, Pooja!
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Pooja Jaisingh
2021-01-04 07:29:34

Thanks, Nikolas 🙂
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kuted
2020-09-27 15:50:00

A good slide. Are these human graphics free to use for any type of project?
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lifetime learner
2020-09-08 00:44:35

This is cute. Thanks Pooja!
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rayvonneb86431729
2020-08-17 23:45:09

I gotta agree that the red arches point to the bad posture.   I does give me ideas though.
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Piotr69
2020-08-03 12:04:20

Nice, modern graphics. But the bad answers are signalled by the red archs. It makes the answers a little bit too easy.
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mr white hat
2020-06-24 14:00:25

I love the simplicity of this interaction!
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