Hi Lisette,

Thanks very much for posting. I think we could provide a learning experience close to what you have described by combining components and extensions in a particular sequence.

For example:

1)      Learner watches a video showing a performance of a colleague for review

2)      Learner uses slider component to rate the overall performance against stated criteria and then provides some justification for their rating via an open input question component (this is free text entry component in development and will be available soon)

3)      Once the learner has made their rating and added their thoughts to the open input they can unlock the next block where they watch an second video that provides expert analysis which the learner can compare against their own assessment of the performance.

4)      Finally, the learner's responses from the open input question (Point 2 above)  are redisplayed and are now available for comparison against a model answer (in this instance the model answer could be a summary of the key points made by the expert in the second video.

It’s quite simple approach but could be an effective way of meeting the needs of the this particular audience using Adapt’s ‘out of the box’ functionality.

In terms of the functionality shown in links you provided, they are beyond what is available at present, but I can see that they are an great tool for learning, particularly for the example you outline in your original post. Our challenge would be how we delivered a similar experience over a smartphone (as you probably know a key part of our mission statement is ensuring content works across multiple devices). That said, there’s no reason why we can’t give it some thought if the community felt it was something we should invest time in.

Be great to hear what you think about whether what I outline would work or whether it’s too elementary, etc.

Thanks,

Paul