Clickstream #2

Once a student has entered the X-28 case by clicking on the introductory screen, she or he is first provided with further background concerning the case in both video and text formats. Having been briefed, she or he then has the choice of selecting one of two content paths, 'Receive Your Charge' (step 1.1+, below) or 'Research the Issues' (step 1.2, below, and Clickstream #3). Although 'Receive Your Charge' consists of five subject areas ('Read the Dean's Memo,' 'Review Case Background,' 'Meet the Experts,' 'Learn About Problem Solving,' and 'Submit Your Research Outline'), for reasons of brevity we've concentrated on the latter three topics.

Red arrows indicate a direct path from first screen of this stream (Step 1.0) to the screen indicated; blue arrows indicate links to subsidiary or supplemental materials (e.g., the transcript in 1.0.1) or links to second level materials (e.g., the link to a sample 'Meet the Experts' biography in Step 1.1.1.1). Although the flow schematic below may be too large to fit -- in its entirety -- in your browser window, the depth of the material delivered on the Campus Quest CD, the dictates of readability that require us to devote a relatively large proportion of our screen real estate to captions, and the cognitive advantages of being able to visualize an entire content pathway in a single window have led us to accept the necessity of using the horizontal and vertical scrollbars to traverse the clickstream; we apologize for any inconvenience.

Clicking on a thumbnail image will open a full-size screenshot in a new window; simply click in the window's 'close' box when you are through to return to this screen. When you are finished exploring 'Clickstream #2,' simply click here to close this window.

							step 1.1.1.1 By clicking on one of the expert advisor thumbnails, students can find out more about that expert (including his or her expertise and other information concerning his or her input into students' X-28 research). (click here or on the thumbnail to open a 95K screenshot in a new window -- approx. 0.5 minutes over a 28.8 baud modem)
	step 1.0.1 In addition to the video briefing, the Campus Quest team provide a text transcript of the video for easy reference or review. (click here or on the thumbnail to open a 95K screenshot in a new window -- approx. 0.5 minutes over a 28.8 baud modem)						step 1.1.1 Students can find out more about their pool of experts by clicking on that expert's picture at the bottom of the 'Meet the Experts' screen. (click here or on the thumbnail to open a 95K screenshot in a new window -- approx. 0.5 minutes over a 28.8 baud modem)
	step 1.0 After clicking through X-28's opening screen, students watch a background video and then choose from 1 of 3 topic areas to proceed -- 'Receive Your Charge,' 'Research the Issues,' or 'Submit Your Proposal.' (click here or on the thumbnail to open a 95K screenshot in a new window -- approx. 0.5 minutes over a 28.8 baud modem)			step 1.1 If students click 'Receive Your Charge' they proceed to a menu of items that helps students understand their roles as consultants, clarifies their clients' goals, and describes problem-solving techniques that may assist students in composing more useful proposals. (click here or on the thumbnail to open a 95K screenshot in a new window -- approx. 0.5 minutes over a 28.8 baud modem)			step 1.1.2 The Campus Quest team helps students draw connections between their experiences thinking about X-28 and future problems they may confront in the academy or the workplace in the 'Problem-Solving Techniques' tutorial. (click here or on the thumbnail to open a 95K screenshot in a new window -- approx. 0.5 minutes over a 28.8 baud modem)
	step 1.2 If students click on 'Research the Issue,' they proceed to a menu of technical information and background materials relating to the science behind the X-28 dilemma; to follow this path go to Clickstream #3. (click here or on the thumbnail to open a 95K screenshot in a new window -- approx. 0.5 minutes over a 28.8 baud modem)						step 1.1.3 At several points in their consideration of the X-28 case, students are requested to submit materials to the instructor for comment; the Campus Quest application is designed to enable students to either save their materials to disk for printing and hardcopy submission or submit their efforts by electronic mail. (click here or on the thumbnail to open a 95K screenshot in a new window -- approx. 0.5 minutes over a 28.8 baud modem)
							step 1.1.3.1 If a student selects 'Submit as Email,' the Campus Quest application automatically launches her or his WWW browser and opens an email form configured to deliver her or his submission to the instructor using the X-28 case in his or her course. (click here or on the thumbnail to open a 95K screenshot in a new window -- approx. 0.5 minutes over a 28.8 baud modem)