Seven stages, in order, with a review gate at each one. Click a stage to expand its deliverables and checks. Publishers get the map, the scripts, and the QA log — not just finished video files.
Stage 1 of 7 — Curriculum design. Progress shown is position in this stepper, not a claim about any real project.
Curriculum design
Audience, prerequisites, and outcomes first. A section map where every lecture earns its place: one concept, one build, one check.
Deliverables
Section map
Learning objectives written before any script
Checks at this gate
Every lecture earns its place
Review argues about the map, not a finished video
Scripts & storyboards
Word-for-word scripts with on-screen cues, code states, and wiring states marked. A reviewer can read the lesson before it is recorded.
Deliverables
Word-for-word script
On-screen cues, code states and wiring states
Checks at this gate
Corrections made while they are cheapest
Script readable before recording
Filming & demos
Hardware demos filmed on real boards with visible results — a sensor reading, a motor moving, a dashboard updating.
Deliverables
Recorded hardware demos
Visible, observable results
Checks at this gate
No slide-only lesson where a learner should see a system behave
Interactive labs
Labs are tested from a clean checkout, not from the author's machine, so learners reproduce the result.
Deliverables
Interactive lab exercises
Clean-checkout test notes
Checks at this gate
Lab reproduces from a clean state
Project files
Every project ships runnable code, wiring notes, and a working end state.
Deliverables
Runnable code
Wiring notes
Working end state
Checks at this gate
Files run as shipped
Assessments
Quizzes and assignments tied to the stated objectives, with distractors drawn from real learner mistakes.
Deliverables
Quizzes tied to objectives
Assignments tied to objectives
Checks at this gate
Distractors reflect real mistakes: wrong wiring, blocking code, sensor scaling
Instructional QA
Before delivery: script-vs-recording check, code run from clean state, captions and transcript review, and a file-matching pass.
Deliverables
QA log
Captioned video with transcripts
Checks at this gate
Script vs recording checked
Code run from clean state
Every curriculum item accounted for in a file-matching pass
What a publisher receives
Curriculum map and learning objectives for editorial sign-off
Scripts, demos, project files, and assessment items
Captioned video with transcripts
A QA log showing what was checked and what was fixed
Rights-cleared materials only — publisher IP and confidentiality respected throughout