Instructional Design Interview Tips #485: Challenge | Recap
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Here is my submission. If I had more time I would make the scenes more interactive but I would love some suggestions on what to do when you have a lot of feedback to present on one slide. Do you move the feedback to another slide? Do you lightbox the feedback? I just feel like these slides have wayy to much on them, but sadly I don't have time this week to create better. https://360.articulate.com/review/content/663a21ae-2a45-44cb-8596-e7af8397c9c2/review
I really like the way you set up the interviewer/interviewee situation, Shelby: it's obvious and therefore effective. The examples of dialogue are also relevant. Indded, yours screens lack a little interactivity. May I try to give my opinion, since you're asking the question ‘how could it be done differently’? I think it would have been more attractive to give all the space to the ‘dialogue’ (full-screen photo and bubbles) + a ‘tip’ button, and then feedback emerges from one side of the screen (with perhaps a new bubble offering a better answer (explanation + example) or even 3 to choose from (explanation + examples + learner intervention). And that's all, because everything else is already there.