What one paste returns Skill graph Measurable objectives Evidence Practice Application quiz 30-minute module One JSON pack

How it works

Four moves from paste to module.

Role → Enablement · paste

Instructional Designer, Field Operations

You will partner with team leads to run a needs analysis and write objectives a manager can observe. You will storyboard short modules for the floor and pilot each build with a facilitator…

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01 · The source. Drop in a job or messy SOP.

Why it holds up

Built on learning science. Checked by the engine.

01

Constructive alignment

Objective, activity, and assessment share one verb on one object. A scavenger hunt against an objective that asks for an explanation fails the chain. Lesson critic scores that chain 1–5 and rewrites the weakest link.

02

Retrieval before feedback

Quiz items are short scenarios with plausible next moves. The answer key stays hidden until you commit, then feedback names the next move, why, and what an observer checks.

03

The title-swap test

Swap the job title for a different role. If the skills, practice, and quiz still read as a coherent module for that other role, the run is marked invalid and never stored as a success.

Continuity

One walk. Role → Call → Critic.

When the accepted set is ready, Export hands one JSON pack to Call → Coach and Lesson critic. The scenario, next move, and observer checks show up in the coaching notes and the alignment rewrite. No re-paste.

  1. 01

    Role

    Accepted skills, objectives, practice, quiz, module, then one pack.

  2. 02

    Call

    Try from Role: one enablement fix tied to a Role objective.

  3. 03

    Critic

    Open in Critic: scores and a rewrite of the weak part.

FAQ

Straight answers

  • Instructional design that starts from a paste. Drop in a job or SOP. Keep the skills that matter. Get objectives and a 30-minute module from what you kept.

Paste a job. See the module.

Start with the labeled example or your own job or SOP. Nothing leaves the page until you run it.