Instructional Tutorial Worksheet
Instructions
Course Writers: Please use this worksheet to request creation of an instructional tutorial.
For each content slide, please indicate the following:
1) Onscreen element(s): Provide a detailed description or create a mockup of what should be
shown onscreen in each slide. Please include links to any relevant example images, if
applicable.
Note: If the onscreen elements are text rather than graphics, the onscreen text should be an
abbreviated version of the voiceover audio.
2) Voiceover Script: Provide a transcript of the voiceover audio that should accompany this
slide.
3) Sequence / Synchronization Notes: Please note here the sequence for adding or removing
elements on the slide. Also, indicate how the voiceover should synch to the activity onscreen.
Some slides will not require synchronization – i.e., if the onscreen elements remain constant
while the voiceover plays. These slides can be marked n/a in the notes section.
*Note: Please copy and paste the slide blocks as needed to create additional slides. A Flash
developer will use this information to create the actual tutorial, which you will have an opportunity
to review.
GENERAL
Course Name
Location of
Tutorial (unit,
section, page)
Health
3.2.4
TITLE / START SLIDE
Title of
Introduction to Grains
Tutorial
Imagery http://downloads.clipart.com/24230844.jpg?t=1230147561&h=eec9f952d5a19924f2b6
to use
4b62a7107447&u=kcdl
for title
slide (if
alt tag—assorted grains on a wooden table
applicab title—assorted grains
le)
SLIDE 1
Onscreen
element(s)
Image to cover entire screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/24239402.jpg?t=1230147752&h=5630c6b4d91dc2f9d
c1645e5278d6bc7&u=kcdl
alt tag—close-up photo of whole-grain rice
title—whole-grain rice
Title at the top of the screen: “Grains: Which kinds are best?”
Bullets to appear superimposed over image and below the title:
-Whole grains
-No nutrients removed
-Retain vitamins and minerals
-Provide the best nutrients
Voiceover
script
<Health.2.3.4.1.mp3>
“Grains are an important part of your daily diet. They provide the majority of a
person’s calories each day. Grains are high in carbohydrates and contain many
essential vitamins and minerals. There are two main types of grains: whole grains
and refined grains. Whole grains are the healthiest choice, since the grains’ hulls
have not been removed, so none of their essential nutrients have been removed.
Whole grains retain their vitamins and minerals and provide the best nutrients.
Most of your grains should be whole grains.”
Sequence /
Synchroniz
ation Notes
SLIDE 2
Onscreen
element(s)
Please display bulleted points in order as the voiceover reads the parts in bold:
“Grains are an important part of your daily diet. They provide the majority of a
person’s calories each day. Grains are high in carbohydrates and contain many
essential vitamins and minerals. There are two main types of grains: whole grains
and refined grains. Whole grains are the healthiest choice, since the grains’ hulls
have not been removed, so none of their essential nutrients have been
removed. Whole grains retain their vitamins and minerals and provide the
best nutrients. Most of your grains should be whole grains.”
Image to cover entire screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/24231164.jpg?t=1230147959&h=a4f418d961378d075
eb719122c178a85&u=kcdl
alt tag—close-up of whole wheat bread
title—whole wheat bread
Question: What are some good examples of whole grain foods?
Four buttons below the question to be clicked.
When each button is clicked, reveal each answer and small photo:
-Brown rice
http://downloads.clipart.com/19361613.jpg?t=1230150699&h=41a834f124c095b34
bfc20fa34f43c02&u=kcdl
-Oatmeal
http://downloads.clipart.com/60498975.jpg?t=1230150878&h=2c11da08e8a92c7a
7cd0e7553c1e07f2&u=kcdl
-Popcorn
http://downloads.clipart.com/14503485.jpg?t=1230150856&h=87a2fbf389589951e
7b4bc2b61f9cc0e&u=kcdl
-Whole wheat bread
http://downloads.clipart.com/60499899.jpg?t=1230150740&h=c2245a9342ed0c93
729b4f058cf1f4f0&u=kcdl
Voiceover
script
<Health.2.3.4.2.mp3>
“What are some good examples of whole grain foods you can eat to get most of
your daily calories? Click below to see some possible answers.”
Sequence /
Synchroniz
ation Notes
SLIDE 3
Onscreen
element(s)
Image to cover entire screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/23697431.jpg?t=1230147893&h=d48a8627f3152183a
6a7114e5a78a5a9&u=kcdl
alt tag—close-up photo of refined white rice
title—refined white rice
Title at the top of the screen: Refined Grains
Bullets to appear superimposed over image and below the title:
-Refined grains
-Some essential nutrients removed
-Some vitamins and minerals lost
-Less healthy than whole grains
Voiceover
script
<Health.2.3.4.3.mp3>
“Refined grains are less healthy than whole grains, since the grains’ hulls have
been removed, so some of their essential nutrients have also been removed.
Refined grains retain fewer vitamins and minerals than whole grains and should be
replaced in your diet with whole grains whenever possible.”
Sequence /
Synchroniz
ation Notes
Please display bulleted points in order as the voiceover reads the parts in bold:
SLIDE 4
Onscreen
element(s)
Refined grains are less healthy than whole grains, since the grains’ hulls have
been removed, so some of their essential nutrients have also been removed.
Refined grains retain fewer vitamins and minerals than whole grains and are
therefore less healthy than whole grains. Refined grains should be replaced in
your diet with whole grains whenever possible.”
Image to cover entire screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/60497711.jpg?t=1230148077&h=583e95d639865c82f
c839574320f0b10&u=kcdl
alt tag—close-up of a bowl of cereal
title— bowl of cereal
Question: What are some examples of refined grain foods?
Four buttons below the question to be clicked.
When each button is clicked, reveal each answer and small photo:
-tortillas
http://downloads.clipart.com/37048023.jpg?t=1230150932&h=65aa4e930785f057b
d51ff76f6e4d188&u=kcdl
-pasta (non-whole wheat)
http://downloads.clipart.com/81358290.jpg?t=1230150975&h=ec33259da7aec2f8f
b1b292f178c6e0f&u=kcdl
-white breads
http://downloads.clipart.com/16329996.jpg?t=1230151086&h=4739d2b394e1bf4b1
485a2d56f4b5723&u=kcdl
-white rice
http://downloads.clipart.com/34607067.jpg?t=1230151130&h=7e6acf3dbb11cdbb0
44cc37fce876ec2&u=kcdl
Voiceover
script
<Health.2.3.4.4.mp3>
“What are some examples of refined grain foods? Click below to see some
possible answers.”
Sequence /
Synchroniz
ation Notes
SLIDE 5
Onscreen
element(s)
Image to cover entire screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/37846114.jpg?t=1230148127&h=1329dc715584e49e
296e8bbbe9a6afda&u=kcdl
alt tag—field of wheat
title—field of wheat
Title: Grains Review
Create interactive questions:
Question: Why are grains important in your daily diet?
Answer: Grains provide most of your daily calorie needs, and they provide
essential vitamins and minerals.
Question: Why are whole grains better for you than refined grains?
Answer: Whole grains retain their hulls, which retain more nutrients. Refined grains
have their hulls removed, and they lose nutrients in the process.
Question: Name two foods made of whole grains.
Answer: whole grain or brown rice, whole wheat, oatmeal, popcorn, quinoa, barley,
etc.
Question: Name two foods made of refined grains.
Answer: cereals, nonwhole wheat pasta, white breads, tortillas, pitas, crackers,
cookies, etc.
Nice work. Now move on to the next part.
Voiceover
script
<Health.2.3.4.5.mp3>
“To review Grains, answer these questions. Click the buttons to check your
answers.”
Sequence /
Synchroniz
ation Notes
As voiceover reads, reveal the questions one at a time, top to bottom.
END SLIDE
The last slide of all KCDL interactive tutorials will be a “grayed out” version of the final slide of the
tutorial, with a “Replay Tutorial” button.