Project title: Whodunit

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Level 4 Objective: Increase the preparedness of graduates of the State University Forensics Program for work in law enforcement agencies.

Level 3 Objective: After completing the course, learners will create detailed crime scene notes that integrate well with videos, photographs, and sketches and help create a complete representation of the crime scene that would enable re-creation of the scene and reliable testimony at a trial.

Level 2 Objectives: After completing the course, learners will be able to create crime scene notes that contain

• a record of on-scene activities in chronological order,
• information about the notification received by law enforcement regarding the crime and the case number for the crime,
• a list of all law enforcement personnel with their function,
• a list and description of individuals (not law enforcement personnel) at the scene and their purpose for being at the scene, including the victim,
• a description of the scene with descriptions of objects, with locations and measurements,
• victim and witness statements, unless it’s a murder scene,
• search details, and evidence collection.

Level 1 Objective: The students will feel that the course had value and that they are likely to take better, more-detailed crime scene notes as a result of taking this course.

Navigation Buttons: Black text on white background set into a blue navigation bar at the bottom of the slide.

Scene 1 Welcome

Slide 1.1 Welcome

On Screen Text:

“Welcome” in center of slide, in top 1/3,

Below welcome, “Please sign in” “Type your name here”,

Visuals and Production:

Use variable to accept username so it can be used to populate personalized references in later slides. Jump to next slide when hits Enter Key.

Info icon at the bottom center of the page that reveals a lightbox “Created by Karin Akmal” and “Images from Freepik.com and AI Image Generator at Freepik.com” upon clicking.

Slide 1.2 Lightbox

On Screen Text: Created by Karin Akmal, Images from Freepik.com and AI Image Generator at Freepik.com

Visuals and Production: Back Button that returns to slide 1.1

Slide 1.3 Introduction

On Screen Text:

Base Layer – Image of Latina woman in a white text box and navigation buttons for Welcome (welcome slide), Notes (notes slide), and Next.

Layer 1 – A greeting from the lead CSI welcoming intern, using their name

Layer 2 – Requirements for getting to take notes at the crime scene

Layer 3 – Instructions for navigation through this course, button

Visuals and Production: Image of Latina woman as lead CSI in a welcoming pose and business casual dress. Next button moves up a layer, Back button moves down a layer, Welcome Button goes to slide 1.1, Officer Button goes to slide 2.1 getting started, variable to bring in username in layer 1.

Scene 2 Pre-Test with Performance Task

Slide 2.1 Getting Started

On Screen Text:

Base Layer – Navigation bar with Buttons for Crime Scene, Notes, and Test

Layer 1 – Officer Notes with Buttons for Crime Scene, Notes, Test, Back, and Next

Layer 2 – Witness Statement with Buttons for Crime Scene, Notes, Test, Back, and Next

Layer 3 – CSI Notes with Buttons for Crime Scene, Notes, Test, Back, and Next

Visuals and Production:

Crime Scene Button to Slide 2.2 Crime Scene 1, Notes Button to Slide 2.4 Notes, Test Button to Slide 2.3 Warning, Next Button to next layer, Back Button to previous layer

Slide 2.2 Crime Scene 1

On Screen Text:

Visuals and Production: Crime Scene Photo 1 with Buttons for Introduction (Slide 1.3), Officer (Slide 2.1), Notes (Slide 2.4), and Test (Slide 2.3), —Hotspots for ceramic cup, ceiling light, soccer ball, football, baseball, bat, baseball glove, phone, photo album, shorter plant, taller plant, TV, books, friend wallet, compass, and victim wallet.

-Lightbox slides for each hotspot. Click on hotspot to lightbox slide.

Slide 2.3 Warning

On Screen Text: Once you start this test, you can’t return to the crime scene!

Visuals and Production: emphasis animation, pulse, on text box

– with Buttons for Test (Slide 6.1), Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) Officer (Slide 2.1), and Notes (Slide 2.4),

Slide 2.4 Notes

On Screen Text: Click and type your notes here

Visuals and Production: Scrolling Panel that takes up all space on slide except for navigation bar.

-Inside scrolling panel have text box that contains phrase, “Click and type your notes here.”

-Assign the variable NotesEntry to the text that will be typed inside the box. Use this variable to copy the notes taken here into the Notes slide in Scene 3.

-Use the trigger, Set NotesEntry equal to the typed value when NoteEntryBox loses focus.

– with Buttons for Test (Slide 2.3), Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) Officer (Slide 2.1), Notes (Slide 2.4),

Slide 2.5 Books Lightbox

On Screen Text:

3 Books

South to North

Lord of the Rings, JRR Tolkien

The Two Towers, JRR Tolkien

Return of the King, JRR Tolkien

On 3rd shelf from top of shelving unit,

6” north of southern edge

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.6 Victim Wallet Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Wallet

Driver’s License inside for Joshua Stenvall.

On 3rd shelf from top of shelving unit,

on northeast corner

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.7 Friend Wallet Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Wallet

Driver’s License inside for Randy Johnson

Between pillow and northern arm of couch,

at front edge, on top of seat cushion

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.8 Shorter Plant

On Screen Text:

Snake plant

6” tall

Soil is dry

On 2nd shelf from top of shelving unit

14” north of southern edge

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.9 Ceramic Cup Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Ceramic Cup

Contains 2 edibles.

Emerald Sky peanut butter cups, hybrid, 10 mg THC each

On top shelf of shelving unit on western wall,

16” north of southern edge

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.10 Ceiling Light Lightbox

On Screen Text: Ceiling Light is on.

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.11 Phone Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Phone is locked.

On sofa seat,

12” east of sofa back,

15’ north of southern arm

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.12 Compass Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Compass

Correctly oriented to show directions.

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.13 Bat Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Baseball bat

1” east of sofa,

129” south of window wall

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.14 Baseball Glove Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Baseball glove

2” east of sofa,

144” south of window wall

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.15 Baseball Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Baseball

56” east of sofa,

84” south of window wall

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.16 Football Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Football

On top of sofa seat,

6” east of sofa back,

9” north of southern arm

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.17 Soccer ball Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Soccer ball

Top of dining table,

70” south of window wall,

58” east of light switch wall

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.18 Billiard Ball Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Billiard Ball

51” east of sofa

84” south of window wall

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.19 Taller Plant Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Snake Plant

9 inches tall.

Soil is wet and smells of beer.

On southeast edge of TV cabinet

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.20 TV Lightbox

On Screen Text:

TV

Samsung 32 inch Frame QLED

Centered on top of TV cabinet

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Slide 2.21 Photo Album Lightbox

On Screen Text:

Photo Album

2nd shelf from top on shelving unit,

6” south of northern edge,

top of album leaning against western wall

Visuals and Production: with Back Button in the center of the slide, 50 px up from the bottom, that closes lightbox to return to Crime Scene (Slide 2.2) when clicked

– Text Box centered and 50 px down from top of slide

Scene 3 Review and Formative Assessment with Performance Task

Slide 3.1 Crime Scene 2

On Screen Text:

Visuals and Production: Crime Scene Photo 1 (same as scene 2) with Buttons for Meet with Casey (Slide 3.2), Officer (Slide 3.6), Review (Slide 3.3), Notes (Slide 3.5), and Test (Slide 3.4), —Hotspots for ceramic cup, ceiling light, soccer ball, football, baseball, bat, baseball glove, phone, photo album, shorter plant, taller plant, TV, books, friend wallet, compass, and victim wallet.

-Lightbox slides (Use same as scene 2) for each hotspot. Click on hotspot to lightbox slide.

Slide 3.2 Meet With Casey

On Screen Text:

Base Layer – Image of Latina woman in a white text box and navigation buttons for Notes, and Next .

Layer 1 – A greeting from the lead CSI re-welcoming intern, using their name and reassuring them

Layer 2 – Instructions for navigation through this course

Visuals and Production: Image of Latina woman as lead CSI in a welcoming pose and business casual dress. Next button moves up a layer, Back button moves down a layer, Officer Button (slide 3.6), variable to bring in username in layer 1.

Slide 3.3 Review Material

On Screen Text:

Tab interaction with 5 buttons: Overview, Notification, Description, Individuals, Evidence. Content box beneath buttons to hold content specific for that button. (see content below).

Base Layer – Crime Scene Notes Review at the top of the slide, 5 tabs directly underneath reading from left to right: Overview, Notification, Description, Individuals, Evidence.

Layer 1 – Content box – Overview

Notes are . . .

the description of the scene, the body (if a death investigation) and any items of physical evidence noticed during the preliminary scene survey.

the written record of on-scene activities, the description and location of physical evidence and people at the scene.

used to provide relevance of the evidence when combined with videography, still photography and sketching.

detailed and continuous.

factual, any material that is opinion or hearsay should be identified as such.

Layer 2 – Content box – Notification

Include both the date and time the crime is reported.

Note the type of crime committed.

Identify the person who reported the crime.

Record the case number.

Layer 3 – Content box – Description

Include the specific location of the scene.

Record the weather, including temperature, precipitation, and humidity.

Identify the vehicles present and their location at the scene.

Buildings and other major structures are described along with their location relative to the crime scene.

Note any transient or conditional characteristics of the scene.

Layer 4 – Content box – Individuals

Include all names and roles of first responders and law enforcement personnel.

Include names and descriptions for all non-law enforcement individuals at the scene.

All individuals’ purpose at the scene is identified.

Detailed description of location and orientation of people.

Layer 5 – Content box – Evidence

Include the name (if possible) and description of all items of evidence, who found them, and who handled them.

Process of handling of evidence is provided.

Detailed description of the location and orientation of evidence.

Visuals and Production:

Format tab interaction with layers.

When a button is selected:

Change button’s fill color to indicate that it is selected.

Change layer to show content for the selected topic.

Overview selected by default.

A navigation bar runs across the bottom of the slide, with buttons Crime Scene (Slide 3.1), Review (disabled), Notes (Slide 3.5),

and Test (Slide 3.4)

Slide 3.4 Warning Slide

On Screen Text: Once you start this test, you can’t return to the crime scene!

Visuals and Production: emphasis animation, pulse, on text box

– with Buttons for Test (Slide 8.1), Crime Scene (Slide 3.1) Officer (Slide 3.6), and Notes (Slide 3.5),

Slide 3.5 Notes

On Screen Text: Click and type your notes here

Visuals and Production: Scrolling Panel that takes up all space on slide except for navigation bar.

-Inside scrolling panel have text box that contains phrase, “Click and type your notes here.”

-Assign the variable NotesEntry to the text that will be typed inside the box.

-Use the trigger, Set NoteEntryBox2.4 1 to variable NotesEntry When the timeline starts on this slide to copy the notes taken during Pre-Test performance task into this Notes slide.

-Use the trigger, Set NotesEntry equal to the typed value when NoteEntryBox loses focus to save learners typing.

– with Buttons for Test (Slide 3.4), Crime Scene (Slide 3.1) Officer (Slide 3.6), Notes-disabled (Slide 3.5),

Slide 3.6 Getting Started

On Screen Text:

Base Layer – Navigation bar with Buttons for Crime Scene, Notes, and Test

Layer 1 – Officer Notes with Buttons for Crime Scene, Notes, Test, Back, and Next

Layer 2 – Witness Statement with Buttons for Crime Scene, Notes, Test, Back, and Next

Layer 3 – CSI Notes with Buttons for Crime Scene, Notes, Test, Back, and Next

Visuals and Production:

Crime Scene Button to Slide 3.1 Crime Scene 1, Notes Button to Slide 3.5 Notes, Test Button to Slide 3.4 Warning, Next Button to next layer, Back Button to previous layer

Scene 4 Street Scene, Undecided until Summative Assessment is built

Scene 5 Whodunit Storyline Quiz Questions and Scene 7 Whodunit Storyline Quiz Questions 2

Slides 5.1 – 5.7 and Slides 7.1 – 7.20

See Excel Worksheet Below for Test Questions and Answers

On Screen Text:

-Questions 1-7 were imported for Scene 5 Quiz Questions

-Questions 8 – 28 were imported into Scene 7 Quiz Questions

Visuals and Production:

Custom Submit Button – Submit multiple choice when user clicks

Notes Button- (Slide 2.4)

Scene 6 Pre-Test Assessment

Slide 6.1 Draw from Questions Pre-Test

On Screen Text:

Visuals and Production: Draw 5 questions randomly from Question Bank: Questions Pre-Test, 1 attempt permitted

Slide 6.2 Quiz Results

Storyline Built-In Results Slide

On Screen Text:

Base Layer – Built In,

Failure Layer – Built In, substitute text – “Sorry, your notes are not yet CSI Quality” for existing test

Success Layer – Congratulations! You can report to the crime scene!

Visuals and Production:

Passing Score 95%

Failure Layer – Add Meet with Casey Button, bottom center, goes to slide 3.2, Remove Quiz Review and Retry Quiz Buttons

Success Layer – Green background with confettit that starts falling when timeline starts on slide, Remove Quiz Review buttton

Resources Button- goes to slide 6.3, blue background with white text

Go to Survey Button – goes to slide 6.4, blue background with white text

Slide 6.3 Resources

On Screen Text:

Resources Title, center, top

Visuals and Production:

“Rubric for taking crime scene notes” Button, center, directly under Title text – opens file: Formative Assessment Rubric Crime Scene Note Taking

Job Aid Button, center, directly under Rubric Button – opens file: Job Aid for Crime Scene Investigation Notes

Exit Button, center, bottom, exits course

“If you haven’t taken survey, please click here, it should take about 5 minutes” Button, center, immediately above Exit Button – goes to slide 6.4 Likert Scale

Slide 6.4 Likert Scale

Built In survey slide, Likert

Instructions:

Scale 1 to 5 – 1 = Strongly Disagree, 5 = Strongly Agree

Prompt:

-This course has made me more confident in my ability to take detailed crime scene notes.

-This course was worth taking

-You are likely to change your crime scene note-taking practices based on what you learned in this course.

Feedback Layer:

Thank you for your responses!

Visuals and Production:

Submit Button (Custom) – Submit Likert when clicked, Jump to next slide when clicked

make sure “show numbers” box is checked

Slide 6.5 Essay Question

Built in Essay Question

Use instead of short answer so response isn’t limited

Prompt: Are there any barriers to your being able to apply the information learned here?

Feedback Layer:

Thank you for responding to this question!

Visuals and Production:

Submit Button (Custom) – Submit Essay when clicked, Jump to next slide when clicked

Slide 6.6 Essay Question

Built in Essay Question

Use instead of short answer so response isn’t limited

Prompt: What would you change about this course to make it more effective?

Feedback Layer:

We appreciate your taking the time to complete this survey!

Visuals and Production:

Submit Button (Custom) – Submit Essay when clicked,

Resources Button (slide 6.3)

Exit Button – Exits the course

Scene 8 Formative Assessment

Slide 8.1 Draw from Questions Pre-Test

On Screen Text:

Visuals and Production: Draw 5 questions randomly from Formative Assessment Question Bank, 1 attempt permitted

Built in Failure Layer for each question

Built in Success Layer for each question

Slide 8.2 Quiz Results

Storyline Built-In Results Slide

On Screen Text:

Base Layer – Built In,

Failure Layer – Built In, substitute text – “Sorry, your notes are not yet CSI Quality” for existing test

Success Layer – Congratulations! You can report to the crime scene!

Visuals and Production:

Passing Score 95%

Failure Layer –Remove Quiz Review and Retry Quiz Buttons

-Resources Button- goes to slide 6.3, blue background with white text

-Go to Survey Button – goes to slide 6.4, blue background with white text

Success Layer – Green background with confetti that starts falling when timeline starts on slide, Remove Quiz Review buttton

-Resources Button- goes to slide 6.3, blue background with white text

-Go to Survey Button – goes to slide 6.4, blue background with white text

Slide 8.3 Resources

On Screen Text:

Resources Title, center, top

Visuals and Production:

“Rubric for taking crime scene notes” Button, center, directly under Title text – opens file: Formative Assessment Rubric Crime Scene Note Taking

Job Aid Button, center, directly under Rubric Button – opens file: Job Aid for Crime Scene Investigation Notes

Exit Button, center, bottom, exits course

“If you haven’t taken survey, please click here, it should take about 5 minutes” Button, center, immediately above Exit Button – goes to slide 6.4 Likert Scale

Slide 8.4 Likert Scale

Built In survey slide, Likert

Instructions:

Scale 1 to 5 – 1 = Strongly Disagree, 5 = Strongly Agree

Prompt:

-This course has made me more confident in my ability to take detailed crime scene notes.

-This course was worth taking

-You are likely to change your crime scene note-taking practices based on what you learned in this course.

Feedback Layer:

Thank you for your responses!

Visuals and Production:

Submit Button (Custom) – Submit Likert when clicked, Jump to next slide when clicked

make sure “show numbers” box is checked

Slide 8.5 Essay Question

Built in Essay Question

Use instead of short answer so response isn’t limited

Prompt: Are there any barriers to your being able to apply the information learned here?

Feedback Layer:

Thank you for responding to this question!

Visuals and Production:

Submit Button (Custom) – Submit Essay when clicked, Jump to next slide when clicked

Slide 8.6 Essay Question

Built in Essay Question

Use instead of short answer so response isn’t limited

Prompt: What would you change about this course to make it more effective?

Feedback Layer:

We appreciate your taking the time to complete this survey!

Visuals and Production:

Submit Button (Custom) – Submit Essay when clicked,

Resources Button (slide 6.3)

Exit Button – Exits the course