Creating Interactive Stories with Code
Students will apply sequencing and branching to create interactive digital stories.
Key Questions
- Construct an interactive narrative using conditional logic.
- Evaluate how user choices impact the storyline in an interactive program.
- Design different pathways for a story based on user input.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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