Labeled Graphic Interactions #118: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to design a labeled graphic interaction for e-learning. You can use the built-in ma...
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Happy 4th of July! My submission (http://ievaswanson.articulate-online.com/p/5579723006) shows a map of Main Street at Monument Square in Racine, Wisconsin. Click on the "eye-cons" to see photographs taken of the famous 4th of July parade (1800s to 2015).
- Those eye-cons are fantastic, Ieva! They would also work well for an NSA course on user privacy:-) I really like how you adjusted the eye-cons to face the direction of the photos in your markers. Nice touch!
I just updated the recap page to include your project:
https://community.articulate.com/articles/labeled-graphics#IevaSwanson- Thanks, David!
By the time I'd set the eye-cons pulsing I was creeping myself out. A bit much, aren't they?!
Cue your mental 80's audio file: "I always feeel like somebody's waaaaaatching meeeeeeeeee..." - David, I have made an edit to my slide, and in doing so I wound up resetting my hpyerlink. I corrected the url in my original post, but I broke the link you set up for me in your recap.
Perhaps you could help me out--when I tried to preserve the original link, I treated my published online file like I would a Word document that I had edited-- I just oversaved the original material. But when I tested, I got the original slide I built, not my edit. I tried this method twice before I removed my original file and uploaded my edited file.
How could I have been sneakier, and simply corrected it without having to fess up online?
My need to edit will make my nearest and dearest laugh--they know I am directionally challenged. I wrote my captions as if the map was oriented with North at the top. I knew West was at the top, but... I still published the wrong directions. You surprised me by recapping me so fast! Shazam, SuperDavid! Thanks again, and sorry for the extra work.- Hi Ieva!
I just updated the recap to point to your new link. Some days I'm faster than others:-)
Articulate Online should let you overwrite your projects as long as you use the same file name. Is there any chance you renamed your updated project? Your file name can be the same, but the title of your project is what Articulate Online uses to determine if the project is new or should be overwritten.
Here's how it should work: https://www.articulate.com/support/articulate-online/updating-content-in-articulate-online
So you should have at least 2 versions in your Articulate Online dashboard. If you don't see 2 versions, then something strange happened and we should get support involved.
But you were right that you should be able to "sneak" in an update without having to generate a new URL.
