Organizing Game Screens and Questions

Today, I started off with a few hours of nutritional research, writing down questions and answers with detailed descriptions for answer screens of our games. I've learned a lot about nutrition and I really think that after today, I could see myself having a career in nutrition and health. It was absolutely fascinating how different vitamins and minerals and other molecules could work together to not only cure many common problems but also support general health and well-being. I think the students who play our game will learn a lot from it, and even though the questions are hard, I hope the engaging game screens and actions will keep them interested. The second part of my day, I started taking all the screens and work that Emily, Leslie and I had worked on and putting them into one project. Each section starts off with Leslie's introduction pictures, followed by one of my questions, followed by either one of mine or Emily's game screens, followed by one of my answers. Leticia was a HUGE help later on in the day, when she showed us how to use motion tweens, and I started adding some of that into the final layout. I'm still not completely done with organizing the screens, but by tomorrow, I definitely will be and then I can start using the tutorials on HLife to learn about animation and action buttons.