four-rooms · deliverable

Text-based Storyboard — Four Rooms

Kit 22 · Four Rooms · deliverable · designed and built by I Wayan Usada — instructional design portfolio

Design premise

A text-based storyboard, written before any code: every scene is a decision with a consequence, not a slide. The plan below is the build contract — scene count, interaction logic, feedback placement and the debrief arc.

Scene plan

#	Scene	On screen	The learner decides	Right path	Tempting path	Consequence shown
1	Room 1: the failing student	student hints at overload, asks about extensions	three replies	join + closed-door service referral	advice-splash: 'have you tried a planner?'	feedback names what the splash cost: the real barrier stayed hidden
2	Room 2: the money ask	student reveals rent trouble mid-topic	dial: LISTEN MORE / REFER NOW / REFER + CHECK-BACK	refer now to the right service + check-back	LISTEN MORE past the disclosure	sequence feedback: full sequence scored — listening alone left the referral unmade
3	Room 3: the decoy ask	student requests something trivial, phrased to close the talk	notice the decoy or take the exit	joins the real question beneath the decoy	answers the decoy literally	feedback: the decoy was a door — the room's real ask went unasked
4	Room 4: the check-back	referral made earlier in the sequence	close the loop or end the talk	check-back: confirm contact happened	ends on the referral handoff	sequence debrief: an unverified referral is half a sequence

Retry design

Rooms are replayable; the debrief replays full sequences and explains why partial sequences fail.

Debrief plan

Debrief scores sequences, names the safe-scope rule per room, and contrasts splash with join on the same moment.

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