X-Plain Tutorials
An X-Plain tutorial is a highly interactive multimedia presentation that:
- simplifies information based on theories of learning and behavior modification;
- uses graphics, animations and audio to engage the patient; and
- asks questions and gives feedback to verify understanding.
We have published more than 800 X-Plain tutorials. Click here to see an X-Plain tutorial (turn on the speakers and press the right arrow in the self-paced tutorial).
X-Plain tutorials are available through the Internet and through standalone computers that are not connected to the Internet.
All X-Plain tutorials are designed to be operated from a touchscreen system, which makes it possible for patients with no computer experience to touch the screen and use the program. X-Plain tutorials can also be operated using a keyboard, mouse, or the remote control of an interactive TV.
To learn about how X-Plain tutorials are used by our clients, click on one of the categories below.
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"The Joint Commission requires organizations to evaluate a patient’s comprehension of education materials… The Joint Commission recommends that evaluating an individual’s patient education program be done through an interactive, ongoing process."
(From "The Joint Commission Guide to Patient and Family Education", Joint Commission Resources)
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