Original ➡
Challenge
Fragmented layout increased cognitive load, making it harder for learners to process and retain information.
The multi-slide design lacked cohesive information architecture, preventing learners from understanding how related content connected.
Static presentation offered no opportunities for active learning or interaction, limiting engagement and deeper processing.
Minimal visual hierarchy reduced clarity, making key ideas less accessible.
The format did not support integrated understanding, weakening learners’ ability to form meaningful connections between the two pieces of information.
Learning Theories and Models
Constructivism
User Experience (UX) Design Principles
ARCS Motivational Design Model
Mayer’s 12 Principles of Multimedia Learning
Cognitive Load Theory
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✔️Updated
Solution
Improved information architecture by merging related slides into a single, cohesive layout that supports integrated understanding.
Reduced cognitive load by streamlining content flow and presenting connected ideas together.
Increased learner engagement by transforming static content into an interactive element embedded within the Rise course.
Shifted from passive viewing to active learning, encouraging exploration and participation.
Enhanced visual hierarchy and design consistency, aligning the redesigned element with overall course branding.
Strengthened comprehension by guiding learners through a unified, visually appealing presentation.
Tools
Rise 360
Canva
MS PowerPoint
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