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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OcLVdB5Wmp-22AZi7X52w5TwoYwBljtmr5wtM02VdXY/edit
http://itcdland.csumb.edu/~lmolina/IST526/final_project_L_Molina/
http://maestralmolina.weebly.com/ist-526-40_sp18.html
https://ilearn.csumb.edu/mod/scorm/view.php?id=654374
Time: 7-9 minutes, including games practice, video play, quiz and quiz review
General Notes: The music and interaction images are from the Captivate media files.
A next button is found on the right bottom side -distinguish if one is protected from
of the screen. When clicked, it will take the the dangers of silica or not
user to the next slide.
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Interaction Quiz
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Closed Captions
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Slide # 3 Title: Register Time: 8 seconds
Media Notes Screen Text Media Script
A “username” field will appear under the Let’s begin and type your name To register, enter your username and then
course objectives as acknowledgement that below: press the submit button to continue with the
students understand the expected learning course.
outcomes, and the “submit” buttons records Closed Captions- see media script
the user name which will appear on the
Certificate of Completion
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Voice Recorded Narration of media
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script
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Interaction Quiz
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Other:
Catch the AlphaNums, play now, your score
Title:
Time: 8 seconds
Slide # 7 When is Silica
Plus video: 1.29 minutes
Dangerous?
Media Notes Screen Text Media Script
This is a public video from youtube wich offers When is silica dangerous? Silica becomes dangerous when it exists as
a clear illustration of how silica enters the body small particles, or dust , that can be inhaled
and why it has negative consequences for Click on the video or the link below
those who do not take necessary precautions to view the video Visible dust contains large particles that can
to safeguard themselves against exposure. be seen and tiny respirable size particles that
The video is animated and voiced over. On the video screen: are 100 times smaller than the grains of
This is an excerpt from our sand on the beach.
Crystalline Silica Awareness
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Training course. All of our courses These tiny particles which are so small that
Image None can be found at they are not even visible are the most
Audio From the video source www.convergencetraining.com dangerous because they can get drawn deep
Music None into the lungs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y
Video
rZfIsnNz1g Most dust generating activities produce a
Interaction Quiz mixture of visible and respirable particles.
Play video
Link to video There are many situations where there’s
Closed Captions available none higher concentration of airborne respirable
Back button dust than what’s visible to the naked eye.
Next button
Branching Advance When crystalline silica is inhaled, the fine
particles are drawn into the lungs and
Next: Slide 8 By user
become trappe. These particles do not break
Prev: Slide 6 down and overtime they irritate and scar lung
tissue, causing severe complications.
Title: Exposure
Slide # 8 Time: 22 seconds
Consequences
Media Notes Screen Text Media Script
Here user read about the consequences on scarred lungs none
the body of exposure to silica. chronic obstructive
silicosis disease
Media kidney disease
Image Lung illustration lung cancer
death
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Interaction Quiz
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none
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Title: Question 4
Slide # 16 Time: 14 seconds
Matching
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This question tests the user’s ability to Matching Review area:
distinguish between a scenario which Match the scenarios on the left with You must answer the questions before
increases silica exposure and what can be their outcome moving on
done in the workplace in order to help Correct - Click anywhere or press“y” to
decrease the hazard. Column 1: continue
- working in poor ventilation Incorrect - Click anywhere or press“y” to
The question is not timed. - wearing protective gear continue
Media - using low emissions equipment
- cleaning up improperly
Image Captivate certificate template
- using water to keep dust down
Audio None Column 2:
A) Increases silica exposure
Music none B) Decreases silica exposure
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Interaction Quiz
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Question #4, 10 points
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Shortcut= click anywhere or press “y”
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Time: 10 seconds
Slide # 17 Title: Quiz Results
Plus Review Time
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Users analyze their test results and can .You scored: None
choose to review the questions if they Maximum Score:
wish. Correct Questions:
Total Questions:
Users will be given the option to retake Accuracy:
the quiz by using the “Retake Quiz” Attempts:
button. Review Quiz
The continue button will appear only after Continue
the assessment is complete.
Title: Certificate of
Slide # 18 Time: 14 seconds
Completion
Media Notes Screen Text Media Script
A printable certificate will be presented to Certificate of Course Completion Congratulations! You have now
signify completion of the course with 100% This is to certify that completed the Silica Exposure and
accuracy. User name: …………. Protection course. You now have the
Media Has completed “Silica Exposure and knowledge to protect yourself and void
Image Captivate certificate template Protection”
potentially hazardous situation in the
Course Duration from Module 1 to Module
Audio None workplace when it comes to dealing with
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Music Original Voice Recording Date:……….. silica.
Leticia Molina
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Authorized Signature
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