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Date: Fri, 13 Mar 1998 00:59:03 -1000
Lynne,
This is a very qute little site with nice graphics. I can see the trail
leader in there as Funky Rabit.
One thing strikes me immidately. Perhaps I
am to much of an adult but being naturally qurious and not knowing the
English words for the fruits I tried Liliko'i which I of course didnĄt know
what it was. The text told me I had to ask the trail leader but I didn't
immidiatly understand what that was. So I went back and tried something
else getting a little bit impatient since I am naturally curious and didn't
want to miss what kinds of fruit they were. Then I went back again and
moved my mouse over the screen and notice a change in the mouse on the
figure "of course - the trail leader" :-)
I can look at this from two sides. I can look at the graphical interphase
as a quiz in itself and see the process involved in matsering that as
problem solving.
But I think I'd rather go for a simple solution to learning here and put a
picture of the trail leader (diminished) and maybe with a direct case
sensitive link in the frame you get when you have answered incorrectly.
Lars-Erik Nilsson--Sweden
Date: Sun, 15 Mar 1998 21:09:51 -1000
What a game I found it really interesting. The facts that you learn form
the game are amazing. I did not know that much about all those legends and
plants.
I did find one problem some of the answers to yo8ur question don't match up
to the data. I also could not get past the KULA--The Lowlands screen.
But other then that the game is really great.
Cory Nagai--Kapaa High School ThinkQuest Senior Participant
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 1998 22:55:26 -1000
Hi everybody,
Wow, what a great site! Just realized how big it was and what a humongous
task it was to code and organiza all of those files (a lot more files than
Media UnPlugged).
I really like the design...it's classy, island-y, and consistent
throughout the site. I also liked the way the color scheme changed as I
went through the different sections of the ahupua'a. The layout of the
frames worked perfetly. there's enough room for the questions and the
resources...I didn't have to scroll sideways at all.
Oh, and BTW. Cory mentioned something about not being able to get past
Kula. I guess you guys fixed it, cause I got all the way to the end. But
I didn't get my certificate. ;)
The questions and resources were all really interesting too. I especially
liked the fact that after I got a question right, the next screen kind
of restated the answer for me instead of just saying "correct"
Also, I think the pictures and the quotes from the trail leaders added
personality and humor to the site. For a while, I was sitting there going
"wow, so Kiah's middle name is Kalo. How interesting" :)
I just have a couple nit-picky suggestions (those were always helpful for
our team when we were refining the site). On the section where you have
to chose what plant to use after you fight with the pig:
After reading the resources, I was thinking that Kalo would be the best
choice because it stops pain and bleeding (I think that's what it said).
But kalo wasn't a choice...I would suggest making it a choice or changing
the resources a bit.
There was another screen dealing with medicinal plants that was kind of
confusing to me (it's probably just me you know). It was the one where
you could chose between a taro leaf, bamboo, bannana, and stuff. Anyway,
The resources suggested that the taro root would be the best cure, but the
closest choice was the taro leaf. I don't know...it's just a really minor
thing.
Finally, I was thinking tht maybe a little intro file that explains what
an ahupua'a is and what the differences between each of the regions are
would be helpful.
anyway, these are all just suggestions, you can ignore them all if you
want.
Once a again, great job on the site. I think you guys stand a really good
chance of winning. :-)!
Dawn Sueoka--Moanalua High School, Think Quest Senior Participant
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 1998 04:17:18 -1000
Hello Lynne
I am deepley impressed! I tried your site, well done.
Alas... on a certain point, I kept coming back on the same page (with the
text: Quiz Question #1
What happens when you pick the Lehua Blossom? ) I answerred the right
answer, but I kept coming back on this page.
It is of course good for my score ;-))) but... I am anxious to find out
what is coming next ;-)
But WOW !!!!! what a website! I will check it more later... keep going
Lynne!
Bye for now,
Date: Sat, 28 Mar 1998 12:37:38 -1000
Dear TQJR,
I liked your web-site because I learned a lot from it like which fruits
are healthy and which fruits stain your clothes!
Page4
> Exellent!
The Legend Of Kanaloa-Huluhulu
> Kaua-hoa quickly dashed to the
> The giant was
> chopped of his head
> Kanaloa-Huluhulu, the giant is forever
That's all for now but I have other things to do now like massaging
daddy!
From,
Date: Sat, 28 Mar 1998 23:34:11 -1000
Hi Lynne,
Yes I did. I liked it. It was easy to understand the language.
And the pages followed with no problems, so you don't have to know so much
about computers to join. The subject it also very interesting wich of
course is a plus. I don't intend to go and get lost in the Hawaiian
environment just this week;) But maybe it would be good to know in the
future since I am very interested in going to Hawaii.
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