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Text-based Storyboard — Screen Nine

Kit 17 · Screen Nine · deliverable · designed and built by I Wayan Usada · fictional government academy

Design premise

A classroom day must become e-learning by Friday. Every scene is a bet on learner effort. Revised after the build so it matches the 2D builder and the 3D module track; both read scenes-data.js.

One budget meaning

The budget is learner effort: how much attention and work a scene asks of the learner. (Earlier documents called it learner effort in one place and production effort in another, and the 2D build allowed overspending while the 3D refused it.) Both builds now refuse a scene that would overspend, and allow each scene type at most twice.

SceneEffortVerdict
Content screen1teaches, if a later scene uses it
Knowledge check2teaches (retrieval)
Branching scenario3teaches (decisions)
Reflection prompt2teaches (own context)
Hotspot screen2teaches once; a second one is a caution
Opinion poll1decorates
Expert video2decorates
Click-next polish0decorates

Briefs

BriefBudgetRequiredFailure rules
Incident refresher9knowledge checkno check; any expert video
Intake conversation skills10scenario in the first three slotsno scenario; scenario after slot 3; a poll
Data classification basics8reflection promptno reflection; more than one hotspot; click-next polish

Quality check

STRONG only if at least three scenes, no failure rule fires, and at least half the scenes teach. Otherwise MIXED (two or more teaching scenes) or SLIDESHOW. The earlier check printed "STRONG BUILD" while its own failure rules fired, and crashed when a rule note was added.

Judge a colleague's plan (new, LO2)

A colleague's intake draft: content, expert video, poll, content, scenario. Three questions: which scenes decorate (video, poll), is the scenario placed well (no: slot 5 after four screens), verdict (rework). Scored 0–3.

3D module track

The track's hills are as high as each scene's effort; each station holds an object for its type. "Send learners" runs learner dots that brighten only at teaching stations. In the intake brief, a scenario after slot 3 opens an illustrative drop-off before it, where some dots fall away.

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