I’m working on my Fall ACTEM presentation. The presentation is on “Choose Your Own Adventure: Create An Adventure for Your Students”. Specifically, how you can create these for students. Or, better yet, how students can create these.
While working in Twine (I wrote about Twine previously), I wrote some things in Markdown. Since Twine doesn’t have a “viewer” window, pure text is what you see. I didn’t really expect Twine to display the markdown correctly, I was just entering it as a to way to remind myself to go back and format the text.
However, I clicked the “Test From Here” button, essentially a “preview” button, and lo and behold, Twine does display markdown as proper HTML.
Now, I know that I can use Twine while writing in Markdown. Yea!