Make one activity that an educator and potential users can examine.

Choose one learning goal and sketch the smallest activity that could demonstrate it.

My first-version build plan

1. 1
   Choose one purpose

   State one action the activity should support. Keep assessment, certificates, personalization systems, and full courses outside the first version.

   You produce

   A purpose statement and out-of-scope list.

   Worth reviewing with

   Educator.

   Ask yourself

   What must this sample show, and what can wait?

2. 2
   Choose a small format

   Use a worksheet or simple screen mock-up. Decide whether AI helps draft it or is part of the product itself.

   You produce

   A one-page structure.

   Worth reviewing with

   Learning designer if available.

   Ask yourself

   Could a manually prepared sample answer the same first question?

3. 3
   Prepare the material

   Write an invented scenario and the source facts. Identify learning instructions, accessibility needs to review, and unresolved details.

   You produce

   A fictional source brief.

   Worth reviewing with

   Educator or accessibility reviewer.

   Ask yourself

   Are any instructions based on facts you have not supplied?

4. 4
   Create and review

   Draft the activity, including an example and reflection question. Review any AI-assisted material for meaning, usefulness, and unsupported additions.

   You produce

   A reviewed draft activity.

   Worth reviewing with

   Named reviewer to be confirmed.

   Ask yourself

   Does the activity serve the learning goal rather than merely look polished?

5. 5
   Label the sample

   Mark the version, what is simulated, what remains incomplete, and the questions reviewers should consider.

   You produce

   A reviewable sample and review questions.

   Worth reviewing with

   Willing adult reviewers after the appropriate preparation.

   Ask yourself

   What does seeing this sample not establish?