Build a character branched scenario setup
This project is an example of using variables, multi-state objects, advanced actions and conditional actions to create a ‘build your own character’ activity into an eLearning course. The variables are referenced to change states/ show the learner’s character throughout the course. This is set up to move into a branched scenario and again using a variable to capture a name to incorporate it into the course. This is a fun way to add a little personalization into a course if it makes sense for your content.
Had some trouble on the iPad
very fitting music and great graphics! Thanks for sharing!
This is awesome!
Excellent!!!, it is a minimalist design, clean and super well explained.
Wonderful idea. I like the robots. They are cute. I have one technical suggestion. I think that it would be better to make choosing the robot’s parts sequential. I mean, first, you choose a head (the body is hidden), then you choose a body and finish constructing the robot. Technically, it’s possible for a user to choose only one part and go forward. Then you end up with a talking head only instead of a whole robot.
But again, a great idea. It could be, for example, a theme for any kind of scientific – futuristic project. Thumbs up!
What a great idea! I would love to see what happens next.
Very nice project. The head and torso options line up well, the robot character looks clean regardless of head-and-torso combinations. I also like the text box within the speech bubble. Extremely well done. I would love to read what happens next.
Yes. The robots are cute
The design and content here are very awesome.
Great work!
Thanks a lot for sharing!
Once you choose the problem, this stalls. Or is it the intended end of the piece. I like the entry field speech bubble too.
I never thought to have an entry field in a speech bubble, love it! But (on iPad) I couldn’t get past selecting a head and selecting that there was an issue with my antenna
Thanks. That’s strange. I’ll test it!
In all fairness my calibration could be off, so I may have only thought I clicked something.
…but wanted to share before I totally forgot. I enjoyed!
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