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
4.4.5
TITLE / START SLIDE
Title of
Cardiovascular Disease
Tutorial
Imagery to
use for
title slide
http://downloads.clipart.com/37468265.jpg?t=1230938241&h=9f738f5cdcb7912b3a9
(if
a997be1226518&u=kcdl
applicable)
alt tag—Doctor talking to a patient in a hospital bed
title—Doctor talking
SLIDE 1
Onscreen
element(s)
Image to cover entire screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/7362737.jpg?t=1230938310&h=24f2fb18b17971bb
4df24afcba1a1972&u=kcdl
alt tag—Blood pressure cuff
title—Blood pressure cuff
Title at top of screen: “Types of Cardiovascular Disease”
Bullet points superimposed over the image:
-Heart attack
-Stroke
-High blood pressure
Interactive question: What is the most common cardiovascular disease?
Hidden answer: Heart attack. Heart attacks cause one of every five deaths in
the U.S.
Text at the bottom of the page near this button:
“What are some of the causes and symptoms of cardiovascular disease? Click
the button below for some answers”
Button entitled “see answers” (will take the student to screen 2)
Voiceover script
<Health_4.4.5.1.1.mp3>
“Cardiovascular disease is one of the most common causes of illness and death
in the United States. This disease affects the heart, the brain, and the blood
vessels that supply the heart and lungs with blood. The most common forms of
cardiovascular disease are: heart attacks, strokes and high blood pressure.”
Pronunciation for myocardial infarction: myocardial infarction
(mī'ō-kär'dē-əl)
Sequence /
Synchronization
Notes
Read the following when the screen opens, and reveal the bulleted points in
order as the voiceover reads the parts in bold:
“Cardiovascular disease is one of the most common causes of illness and death
in the United States. This disease affects the heart, the brain, and the blood
vessels that supply the heart and lungs with blood. The most common forms of
cardiovascular disease are: heart attacks, strokes and high blood pressure.”
SLIDE 2
Onscreen
element(s)
Image to appear at upper left side of the screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/32254768.jpg?t=1230936631&h=4ca7db4ace2e4d
998d633fce9fc70a7d&u=kcdl
alt tag—Man eating heaping bowl of ice cream
title— Man eating ice cream
Title at top of screen: “Cardiovascular Disease: Causes”
Bullet points below the image and title:
-Genetics
-Diet high in cholesterol and saturated fats
-Prolonged stress
-Lack of regular exercise
Interactive question: “True or False: If your father had a heart attack, it is highly
likely that you will also one day have a heart attack.”
Hidden Answer: “False. Although genetics is one cause for a heart attack,
maintaining a healthy diet, managing stress, and exercising regularly can help a
person avoid cardiovascular disease.”
Voiceover script
<Health_4.4.5.2.1.mp3>
“Heart attacks occur when a blockage develops in the heart’s arteries, which
reduces or cuts off the blood supply to part of the heart. This can cause a blood
clot, which stops blood flow and causes a heart attack. Most heart attacks
happen after a prolonged period of unhealthy behaviors. Causes for heart
attacks are also the same causes for strokes and high blood pressure. These
causes include: genetics, diets high in cholesterol and saturated fats, prolonged
stress and lack of regular exercise.”
Sequence /
Synchronization
Notes
SLIDE 3
Onscreen
element(s)
Please display bulleted points in order as the voiceover reads the parts in bold:
“Heart attacks occur when a blockage develops in the heart’s arteries, which
reduces or cuts off the blood supply to part of the heart. This can cause a blood
clot, which stops blood flow and causes a heart attack. Most heart attacks
happen after a prolonged period of unhealthy behaviors. Causes for heart
attacks are also the same causes for strokes and high blood pressure. These
causes include: genetics, diets high in cholesterol and saturated fats,
prolonged stress and lack of regular exercise.”
Image to appear at upper left side of the screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/85610436.jpg?t=1230943308&h=fed4ba08be0ba7
29bb06d7e02a334c1b&u=kcdl
alt tag—electrocardiogram symbol
title—electrocardiogram symbol
Title: “Heart Attack: Symptoms”
Buttons below the image and title. When each button is clicked, reveal each
answer:
-Pressure or pain in the chest
-Nausea, sweating, fainting, shortness of breath
-Anxiety or nervousness
-Cold, clammy skin
-Paleness or pallor
-Irregular or increased heart rate
-Feeling of impending doom
Interactive question: True or False: A stroke is the same thing as having a
severe seizure.
Hidden Answer: False. A stroke is much more life-threatening. Move to the next
page to see why.
Voiceover script
<Health_4.4.5.3.1.mp3>
“Knowing the signs and symptoms of a possible heart attack may save
someone’s life. What are some symptoms of a heart attack? Click the buttons
below to check your answers.”
Sequence /
Synchronization
Notes
Read the following when the screen opens:
SLIDE 4
Onscreen
element(s)
“Knowing the signs and symptoms of a possible heart attack may save
someone’s life. What are some symptoms of a heart attack? Click the buttons
below to check your answers.”
Image in upper right hand part of the screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/7806789.jpg?t=1230940346&h=8db4d2eb3792ee9
6fbfd27d95f07b159&u=kcdl
alt tag—Stethoscope
title—Stethoscope
Title at the top of the screen: “Stroke: Symptoms”
Buttons below the image and title. When each button is clicked, reveal each
answer:
-One side of the face may droop.
-The person may not be able to lift his or her arms.
-Speech may be slurred.
Interactive question: “What is another name for high blood pressure?
Hidden answer: “Hypertension. To learn more about hypertension, move to the
next page.”
Voiceover script
<Health_4.4.5.4.1.mp3>
“A stroke is the same concept as a heart attack, but it occurs in the brain. A
blood clot in an artery leading to the brain can stop blood flow, which causes a
stroke. If the blood clot is not resolved by professionals, death can occur. Do
you know the signs and symptoms of a stroke? Click the buttons below to check
your answers.”
Sequence /
Synchronization
Notes
SLIDE 5
Onscreen
element(s)
When screen opens, read the script.
Image to appear at upper left side of the screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/34674845.jpg?t=1230943085&h=946ea4767a47c7
505689ba400b5167e2&u=kcdl
alt tag—man in hospital bed
title—man in hospital bed
Title at the top of the screen: “High Blood Pressure: Symptoms”
Buttons below the image and title. When each button is clicked, reveal each
answer:
-Fast heart rate
-Shortness of breath
-Chest pain
-Breathlessness while lying flat
Voiceover script
<Health_4.4.5.5.1.mp3>
“High blood pressure can occur when blockages in the blood vessels constrict
the flow of blood, causing the hart to work harder to pump the blood to vital
organs. This can damage many of these vital organs and can lead to angina,
stroke or heart attacks. What are the signs and symptoms of high blood
pressure? Click the buttons below to check your answers.”
Sequence /
Synchronization
Notes
When screen opens, read the script.
SLIDE 6
Onscreen
element(s)
Image to appear at upper right side of the screen:
http://downloads.clipart.com/41827893.jpg?t=1230943377&h=3a3c63d13356e7
d524c02c0e56272bde&u=kcdl
alt tag—Man with bicycle
title—Man with bicycle
Title at top of screen: “Cardiovascular Disease: Treatment”
Bullet points below the image and title:
-Diet
-Exercise
-Stress Management
-Surgery
-Medication
-Rest
Text at bottom of screen. Nice work. Now, move to the next screen to test your
understanding of cardiovascular disease.
Voiceover script
<Health_4.4.5.6.1.mp3>
“The best way to treat cardiovascular disease is to begin healthy habits in order
to avoid cardiovascular disease ever occurring. Eating a balanced diet low in
cholesterol and saturated fats, getting regular cardiovascular exercise, and
managing stress are good ways to avoid heart attacks, strokes and high blood
pressure. For someone suddenly experiencing a cardiovascular emergency,
surgery can be performed, medication can be prescribed by a doctor, and
extended rest may be suggested.”
Sequence /
Synchronization
Notes
When the screen opens, read:
“The best way to treat cardiovascular disease is to begin healthy habits in order
to avoid cardiovascular disease ever occurring. Eating a balanced diet low in
cholesterol and saturated fats, getting regular cardiovascular exercise, and
managing stress are good ways to avoid heart attacks, strokes and high blood
pressure. For someone suddenly experiencing a cardiovascular emergency,
surgery can be performed, medication can be prescribed by a doctor, and
extended rest may be suggested.”
After this, reveal the following text:
Nice work. Now, move to the next screen to test your understanding of
cardiovascular disease.
SLIDE 7
Onscreen
element(s)
To review cardiovascular disease, try this matching game. Match the symptom
with the correct disease.
Create matching game:
Disease
Symptom
Heart Attack
Nausea
Heart Attack
Paleness
Stroke
Drooping face
Stroke
Slurred speech
Hypertension
Fast heart rate
Hypertension
Breathlessness while lying flat
Voiceover script
Sequence /
Synchronization
Notes
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.