DMU Disaster Drill Day
| Company | Role | Year | Modality |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Des Moines University |
Instructional Design Coordinator |
2016 |
e-Learning (Rise / Storyline) |
Situation
DMU Disaster Drill at Des Moines University is a rotating station activity where students enter a passcode to access specific stops located around a medical lab.
Task
This single interaction includes 31 unique patient cases, and it features a passcode and reset button for quick reset before the arrival of the next student or group at the station.
Action
I built it in Storyline, drawing from my experience with SKIPPs. The primary differences are the use of a password variable and the larger file size due to the extensive content.
Results
This served as the primary activity during DMU Disaster Drill day in the lab.
Storyline
View the Disaster Drill Notes & Passwords (PDF)
Fun fact
A student asked for my help after participating in a SKIPPs activity.
Instructions
To try it, enter a password ranging from "0001" to "0030."