CEPD · Module 4 — Scenario, dialogue, and avatar direction
SMEs sign the preferred branch and consequences before anyone polishes avatars or records voice.
About 16 min
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Sorting, matching, quizzes, and the module gate stay behind a free account so scored answers are not public. The teaching notes below are the same cited curriculum.
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Preferred-path sign-off is a one-page review: scenario line, options, flagged path, consequences and teach text. Avatars, lip-sync and lighting come after. If legal or compliance owns the judgment, they sign. Producers do not invent the right answer in the authoring tool.
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Field | Content
Action and source | Which action on the map; which policy clause
Scenario line | Exact text, both languages
Options | A, B, C with preferred flagged
Consequences | What happens for each
Teach line | One sentence
Signer, role, date | Name of the owner of the judgment
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Some judgments do not have one right answer. When SMEs disagree, do not let the loudest win. Ask each to explain the consequence they expect from each option. If they agree on consequences and differ on values, the scenario may need a "best" and an "acceptable" path, with different feedback. If they disagree on consequences, check data (incidents, outcomes) before deciding. Record the decision and who made it; you will be asked later why the course teaches what it teaches.
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Fill the sign-off page for your scenario and get it signed by the owner of the judgment. Your module artifact is complete when the page is signed.