Re: Proprietary to common format port
Lucius Hilley wrote:
> At first I thought the idea of HTML would be too flat, Not interactive
> enough. But HTML can be enhanced in areas where hands on examples are
> needed. [Enhanced] An HTML tutorial can have some
> Questions just as ABGTE had. IE: {1, 2, 3, 4} + 5 = ?
> Then supply a box that the enter there response in an press a
> Submit buttion. Labeled Guess: also have a I give up button that would
> display the correct answer in a seperate box.
>
> Lucius L. Hilley III
> "I'm good, not god" --LLH III, 1998
Could the tutorial itself not have this built into it? That would be helpful
too, I think...having a bunch of reading, then, to illustrate a point in the
text, just a little prompt type thing that asks you to work some problem out.
A 'give up' button, and a 'see source' button would also help.
The relates back to the learning styles thread. A tutorial built in such a
way covers all styles of learning. Anyways, it's an idea.
Greg
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