Abstract
This article presents a method for presenting information in an interactive application, using a method that video games use to create narrative – scripted sequences – while following the principles of instructional design. A model for creating such sequences is also presented, inspired by a similar model for adventure video games. Five adventure video games were analysed to create this model. The created application has several advantages over real-life presentations: 1) the user does not physically have to appear at the location of the presentation, 2) the user can stop and start the presentation at a convenient time, and 3) the application may be more engaging than a recording of a real-life presentation.
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