Panel-based interface allows learners to see the decisions they've made built as a story.
Twist on a text-based multiple choice, uses images as the selection points.
Score and outcome-based feedback with ability to play again and test different outcomes.
Uses a single page to display selections and choices through use of iFrames and variables.
Visual Outcomes Scenario
BackgroundThis is a short scenario created for interactive public demonstration. Created to show at the Lectora Users Conference keynote, this is a fun twist on a branching scenario; allowing the learner to see all the choices they've made as their story builds.
Features
- Centralized: all selections made are centralized on one page; reducing complexity as code or requirements change.
- Dynamic and re-purposed elements: design and functional elements like lock images and buttons are reused and moved dynamically on the page based on variables and conditions.
- Example of integrating usable templates: leverages a branching scenario "engine" I created to track and retain selections and scoring.
- Feedback based on selections: selections made impact feedback.
- Twist on traditional multiple choice: shows how decisions can be made with images rather than text.
How to play
This scenario allows you to to see the impacts of different choices you make in a day. Click panels as they unlock, then make selections based on the options you are provided. Once your story is built, you'll receive a score and see feedback about the impacts of your decisions.