A fun way to teach interactive story creation- not a lot of bells and whistles, but gets it done.

How I Use It

I have used this in a programming class when discussing the options available to students for interactive stories. I had a group of students using Twine, another group using Flash, etc. The group of students who used Twine enjoyed it, but lamented that it did not have a lot of the options other students were able to use. To be honest: it looks simple but there's a lot under the hood that takes some solid understanding to get to. Once students understood what they could and could not do, they finished their projects quickly. It was not a hard program to introduce.