What You Didn't Say
Communication for first-time managers. Two scenarios (a quiet report, a senior peer) explore implied praise, implied concern, and implied permission, and what each one costs when it doesn't land.
Five sample modules, each compiled from a single Markdown storyboard. Click Launch to run the SCO in your browser, no LMS required. Download the zip to test in your own SCORM 1.2 LMS.
Three of the five branch: your choice at a decision point changes which slide comes next, and the feedback you get there. All five score 100/100 on scorm-kit's build report, which gates lint, WCAG 2.2 AA, and a PII audit.
Source storyboards: github.com/parthdhanani/storycraft › examples. Or write your own in the playground.
Communication for first-time managers. Two scenarios (a quiet report, a senior peer) explore implied praise, implied concern, and implied permission, and what each one costs when it doesn't land.
Incident response training for new on-call engineers. Three real pages (payments outage, latency warning, suspicious synthetic) with branching decisions on the first action.
The proof your math teacher never gave you. A short conceptual module that walks Class 7/8 students through the distributive-property argument and a second metaphor, without ever calling it "just a rule."
POSH Act, 2013, an Indian compliance module with branching scenario and three knowledge checks. Built as the reference example for Storycraft's parser.
The same POSH module, in Hindi, from a separate storyboard file rather than a post-hoc string swap. Localisation is the case Storycraft was built for: six language variants are six Markdown files and one build script, not six projects to keep in sync.