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Storyline 3: English-Language Listening Comprehension Game

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RidvanSaglam
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7 years ago

This example challenges young ESL learners to choose the correct animal illustration based on the English word they hear.

See this project in action.

Published 7 years ago
Version 1.0
  • Delighted animal sound is coming from my cubicle.
    (And with a bit of a cold, it may sound like a barking duck. Sorry for any confusion....)

    Very nice, Ridvan!
  • TeoKar's avatar
    TeoKar
    Community Member
    Hello,
    I have a question. How did you manage to submit the interaction? I have used a freeform question and I have added a trigger that submits the interaction every time the user clicks on the image but for some reason the user has to click twice to do so since at the first time there is prompt saying that "you must complete the question before submiting". Keep in mind that I have added custom layers for the correct and incorrect answers, don't know if this is important.
    • RidvanSaglam's avatar
      RidvanSaglam
      Community Member
      Hi Teo,
      I created different layers for each question, correct answer, and try again.
      On the question screen, there is a freeform shape which hides all the options except for the correct answer.

      When the user clicks on the freeform, try again layer appears and character gives feedback and when the timeline ends, try again layer is hidden and question screen appears again.

      On the base layer, I used a trigger for each animal icon which shows the correct answer layers. Users can click on base layer when they are on the question layer.

      I didn't use a freeform or graded questions, just created two variables which keep the correct answer and wrong answer scores. When the user picks a wrong animal, it adds -5 to score and +10 points when the correct answer is given.
      I used the second score to show how many questions are answered.
  • Ridvan, Thank you, we really love your language listening game. Would you be willing to share your template?