Practical guide

Track repeated questions that deserve a better demonstration

Some repeated questions point to information that a demonstration could show more clearly. Identify the missing visual task before adding more spoken

Some repeated questions point to information that a demonstration could show more clearly. Identify the missing visual task before adding more spoken repetition.

A practical procedure

  1. Group repeated questions by the detail viewers could not identify.

  2. Review the relevant demonstration and note whether that detail was visible, labelled and explained.

  3. Design one clearer shot and check whether a reviewer can answer the question from it.

Worked example: a fictional session

A fictional lid demo receives repeated opening questions, so the next rehearsal includes a still close-up of the latch before the movement.

Check the limits

Repeated questions can also come from late arrivals, not only from an unclear demonstration.