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SMcNicol
22 days agoCommunity Member
What Happens Next?
For this challenge, I wanted to explore a "scenario-first" approach to microlearning using Rise 360. By leading with a real-world situation, I aimed to immediately engage the learner in problem-solvi...
KBoudro
6 days agoCommunity Member
I just have to say how incredibly impressed I am by the creativity and intentionality behind this work.
What stands out most is how thoughtfully you shifted from traditional learning objectives to a scenario-first experience. Setting the time, mood, and emotional stakes right away (3:47 PM on a Friday is so real) immediately grounds the learner in context. That kind of design moves learning from theoretical to lived experience.
I also feel that inviting learners to wrestle with “So… what do I do now?” mirrors the real pressure of the role and builds confidence in decision-making in a way bullet points never could.
This is such a strong example of purposeful, learner-centered design!
- SMcNicol6 days agoCommunity Member
Thank you! 😍
