Building inspectors will apply setback rules on job sites where a projector is not available. A dense classroom slide of those rules is hard to use in the field. Which medium best supports the objective and the learners' on-the-job need?
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Short Explanation
A slide that dies the minute they leave the training room is a souvenir, not a job aid. Inspectors need something they can actually use on a lot—like a pocket card. Pick media for the work, not just for the projector.
Full Explanation
Instructional media should support both the learning objective and learner needs, including how the skill is used after class. Field inspectors cannot rely on a dense projector slide once they are on a job site. A pocket-card handout carries the setback rules into the work environment. Memorization drills, unsafe streaming, or dumping a long deck after class do not meet that job-usable-media requirement.