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Joseph Knoll
20,481 Pointsquiz for progressive enhancement & intro to google maps api
The fill in the blank questions are a bad idea if the answers have to be too exact or specific.
I couldn't figure out what the correct answer was to the question:
Enhanced behavior is provided by ________________ Javascript
I tried externally linked then unobtrusive, externally linked and finally unobtrusive, which worked.
The second answer is exactly how it is worded in the video. Not that it matters much, as I get the idea, but these questions are a bad gauge of understanding. There are many words that could correctly and adequately fill in that blank.
2 Answers
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest TeacherI agree that fill in the blanks aren't the best way to gauge understanding if all possible answers aren't there. I'll be updating it with some of the examples you tried.
Joseph Knoll
20,481 PointsGreat! Thanks for the reply. Loving the videos and what you guys are doing over there. Keep it up!