Original ➡
Challenge
Presenting a large volume of information at once increased cognitive load for learners.
Lack of chunking and sequencing reduced clarity, limiting learners’ ability to follow the intended learning pathway.
Static visuals made it difficult to convey the interactive and interconnected nature of the concept, weakening conceptual understanding.
The format did not support exploration or deeper engagement with multi‑step processes.
Learning Theories and Models
Constructivism
User Experience (UX) Design Principles
Mayer’s 12 Principles of Multimedia Learning
Cognitive Load Theory
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✔️Updated
Solution
Reduced cognitive load by dividing dense slide content into smaller, digestible segments.
Supported learner‑paced navigation by enabling learners to explore each step individually.
Shifted from passive viewing to active engagement through clickable, sequential interactive elements.
Improved comprehension by guiding learners through the process one step at a time.
Applied multimedia learning principles to enhance clarity, pacing, and overall learner experience.
Tools
Storyline
Rise 360
MS PowerPoint
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