Interactive Stories with Events
Students use event blocks to make their visual programs interactive, responding to user input.
Key Questions
- Explain how an 'event' block triggers an action in a program.
- Design an interactive story where user clicks change the narrative.
- Evaluate the user experience of an interactive program.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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