Dry Subject Matter ------> Engaging Tutorials
Hello New Friends, I am a new Instructional Designer.
I have been tasked with creating a series of short engaging tutorials for students (in groupings, Grades 3rd-4th, 7th-8th and 9th-12th) and th...
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Try to make it as interactive as possible.
- Use custom feedback layers for this so you can give more nuanced feedback.
- Use conditional triggers that can exploit both variables and triggers to get the specificity needed for this.
- Feedback should never slow the student down. Avoid the default click button to proceed. This slow disruption feels like you got something wrong even when you didn't.
- Use conditional triggers that can exploit both variables and triggers to get the specificity needed for this.
Do anything you can to make it faster.
- No filler. If it's not useful content or not fun get rid of it.
- Only cover what you need to. I've had to remote content that I'd like to have covered but wasn't necessary.
- Have more natural seamless transitions. Every time the user has to click next it adds time and hassle to their experience.
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