Teach, notice, respond
Give each side space to reason.
A round-based board organizes arguments around two positions, with the instructor controlling the sequence.
Should a planner always use equal-length blocks?
Position A
Keep the blocks equal.
A predictable pattern is easier to follow when I am learning a new routine.Example contribution · learner A
Position B
Fit the time available.
A plan should respect the time I actually have, even when the last block is shorter.Example contribution · learner B
A structure for reasons, not just votes.
The source supports two-sided contributions within successive rounds. The instructor starts the activity, advances the round and ends the session.
What this part of Arc does
- Two-sided contributions
- Rounds
- Live contribution updates
- Instructor-led progression
This is a browsable portfolio interpretation of Arc’s workflows with fictional examples. Navigation, filtering and theme previews work here; editing, execution and platform services belong to the original application.
Inside the original application.
This demo view is grounded in Arc’s source. Explore the recorded workflows for a look at the original interface.
Source references & review notes
app/Platform/Portals/Instructor/Controllers/InstructorDebateController.php
Source reviewed at development revision 5549bf96. Original captures have their own pinned revisions; the live platform has a separate release.