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How People Read Online: New and Old Findings
How People Read Online: New and Old Findings
Research from the NN Group on how people read online. Eye tracking patterns, how people scan content, recommendations. Overall, their findings haven't changed in 20+ years: it's critical to make online text easy to scan and divided into chunks with clear headings and hierarchy.
·nngroup.com·
How People Read Online: New and Old Findings
(PDF) Reimagining the Virtual Patient Crafting Game-inspired Interactive Stories for Compassion Training
(PDF) Reimagining the Virtual Patient Crafting Game-inspired Interactive Stories for Compassion Training
Miranda Verswijvelen's doctoral thesis on narrative design in branching scenarios (which she calls "interactive stories for learning" for clarity). Using techniques from game design, she created a framework for writing better scenarios.
The expert advice emphasised the pivotal role of emotions and player self-expression in crafting interactive narrative, along with the importance of designing believable characters and meaningful choices. A comprehensive heuristics framework to craft ISL was developed based on the insights from this phase. Through iterative prototyping and reflection, the heuristics framework was evaluated and refined, and subsequently applied to the recrafting of a virtual patient for compassion training
While no statistically significant differences for narrative transportation were found, the results from the playthrough data and open-ended questions demonstrated that incorporating emotional depth into virtual patient design significantly impacted learner engagement and empathy. Participants exhibited more compassionate care when interacting with the recrafted virtual patient, showing highly improved decision-making to promote patient outcomes.
·researchgate.net·
(PDF) Reimagining the Virtual Patient Crafting Game-inspired Interactive Stories for Compassion Training