ELHChallenge 400: Quick Task Analysis

The first #ELHChallenge of 2023 has been posted! This week's challenge is: "create a short video or animated presentation that uses one or more TikTok-style video techniques."

I spend a few minutes of my Friday night understanding the task through reading, research, and a Quick Task Analysis of the challenge prompt:

What is needed? A short video or animated presentation
How should it be made? Use one or more TikTok-style video techniques
Why? To capture a learner's attention and maintain engagement with online corporate training.

Then, I decide specifics about my response to this prompt:

What is needed? Create a 30 second video
How should it be made? Using a camera, screen capture and video editing software, and these TikTok-style video techniques:

• short-form storytelling
• music, sound effects, and voiceover
• text-over image techniques
• timing and pacing

Why? To capture a learner's attention and maintain engagement with online corporate training on creating secure passphrases.

My selected task: Create a 30 second video using a camera, screen capture and video editing software, and these TikTok-style video techniques: short-form storytelling, music, sound effects, and voiceover, text-over image techniques, timing and pacing to capture a learner's attention and maintain engagement with online corporate training on creating secure passphrases.

Script: 

Our company requires a password change every 60 calendar days. Here's a Fast Fix for your next security refresh. Upgrade your password into a passphrase. Choose something that you can readily remember, either because it is personally meaningful or immediately perceivable in your work area. (HangInThere)

Then, replace letters with your own selection of numbers or special characters. (Visual: Replace a's with @ and e's with the number 3 = H@ngInTh3r3)

Decide on your special substitutions, use them reliably, and you can whip up a strong, memorable passphrase in another 60 days. 

I'm Yvonne with your Fast Fix.