Aims: Teach the applications of Javascript Explained examples User friendly

Three Doors Calculator Quizzes Hangman Code Box Attribute Changer

The first step is for the user to choose a door by clicking on the picture. The computer then chooses a wrong door at random from the remaining doors. It then offers the user the chance to swap their choice of door. The computer then informs the user if they have made the right choice or not. There is also the choice to run the program 1000 times, swapping your choice every time or sticking with your original choice. program

People think the probability of picking the right box doesn’t change if you choose to swap the door or not. Wrong Right Swap No Swap Wrong Right Swapping is right two out of 3 times. Not swapping is only right one out of 3 times. Initial ChoiceSwapping or notAnswer

Example Pages Examples must show advanced features not shown before and have them explained in a teaching page. Examples are key to showing what can be achieved using Javascript in a webpage. Examples must be interactive and encourage the user to want to learn more.

Clear and concise instructions Navigational buttons to ease movement around site Useful mini examples to show how code can be easily utilized Page not cluttered with words Focus on actual code

More advanced examples Previous examples explained Create quizzes that test current topics Create a test page where code can be tested in the website