Media
Episode video loads, plays, pauses, and resumes without falling back unexpectedly.
PUF Learning • Controlled pilot review
Review the real learner experience end to end before broader activation.
This pilot uses the production classroom and approved media. Reviewers should complete the experience as a learner would, then submit structured feedback on usability, learning quality, accessibility, media, and trust.
Reviewer path
A useful pilot is more than clicking through pages. Use the media, complete practice, answer checks, mark progress, refresh the page, return to the course, and test at least one module on mobile.
Open the classroom and confirm Module 1 presents rendered video, studio narration, and a caption track.
Play the episode, use Listen only, open the transcript, complete practice notes, and answer the knowledge check.
Mark modules complete, move forward and backward, refresh, then confirm progress and notes remain available.
Submit structured feedback with the device/browser used and the highest-priority improvement.
End-to-end QA
Review against observable learner behavior. A defect is actionable when the report includes module, device/browser, what was expected, and what actually happened.
Episode video loads, plays, pauses, and resumes without falling back unexpectedly.
Studio narration is audible, understandable, and synchronized enough for the learning experience.
English captions are available and readable for the rendered learning episode.
Modules 1–10 open correctly from the rail, next/previous controls, and direct module links.
Working notes accept text and remain available on the same device after returning.
Answers can be selected and immediate feedback is clear and accurate.
Completed modules and course progress persist locally after refresh or return.
The classroom remains usable on a phone without hidden controls, clipped text, or unusable media.
Keyboard navigation, labels, captions, readable contrast, and transcript access support practical use.
Synthetic-media disclosure, privacy guidance, responsible-AI prompts, and human-review checkpoints are clear.
Module sweep
Each module should open from its direct classroom link and preserve the same production media, practice, knowledge-check, privacy, and human-review experience.
Pilot exit criteria
Media must play, navigation and progress must work, the learning checks must be understandable, accessibility paths must remain usable, and no reviewer should need technical help to understand how to start.
Feedback
The structured feedback email includes the exact questions needed for the next Measure → Learn → Revise decision.