Digital lesson content for Ada Yayınevi
For the publisher Ada Yayınevi we produced curriculum-aligned interactive lesson content to accompany its primary-school textbooks — life-science and mathematics modules; the link on this page opens one of them in the browser.
The context.
The digital counterpart of a printed textbook is not a PDF — it is an activity. The content accompanying Ada Yayınevi's primary-school books had to follow the curriculum, progress lesson by lesson and be clear enough for a pupil to use alone.
The scope.
- Interactive learning content development
- Digital content development
- Instructional design and activity structure
- Articulate Storyline module production
- Assessment activities (solution display and retry flows)
- Spoken instruction integration
- Browser publishing
The delivery.
The life-science and mathematics units were split into per-lesson Storyline modules. All modules speak one navigation pattern: activity introduction, spoken instructions, see-the-solution and try-again flows — whichever unit a pupil opens, the interface is the same, and the teacher carries no extra explaining burden in class.
Explanation screens and assessment activities were combined in the same module: the pupil sees the topic first, then tries it in an activity; after a mistake they can view the solution and retry. The modules were produced to run in the browser with nothing to install.
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SCORM 1.2 packages
The result.
The life-science module behind the link opens in the browser today and can be explored live.