Re: Webbased Visual DOM Training Tool

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On Thu, November 30, 2006 6:56 am, Bernhard Zwischenbrugger wrote:
> I made a web based visual Document Object Model (DOM) Training Tool
> for
> my students:
>
> http://test.datenkueche.com  (you need Firefox !!!)

I found it annoying that I couldn't break out of "demo1" by clicking
on "demo2"

demo1 demo2 demo3 should probably change cursor or something to appear
more "clickable"

I didn't really understand what I was looking at, or why I'd want it
or what I was supposed to learn from it...

It looked very slick, but had an awful lot of repition of filling in
some DOM field and clicking "do it".

I don't really need to see that more than a couple times to know I can
fill in those fields and click "do it".

What I *do* need to know is what they heck to put in those boxes...
bodylist
listbody
bodyList
listBody
I have no idea which of the above 4, if any, is the "right thing" to
put in the box, and doubt that I'd figure it out any time soon...

> There are also some "special" training files. The time you need to
> finish an exercise will be stored in a "hi score" list.

I'm not sure I even figured out how to START an exercise, much less
finish it...

Maybe I'm just the village idiot, but I needed a bit more instruction
on what the heck I was supposed to be doing...  Or maybe that's
covered in a classroom somewhere.

It was definitely very slick though, whatever it was.

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