This is a desk simulation plus artifact checks, not a classroom trial, learner-outcome study, accessibility certification, live experiment or funder endorsement. Each role below tried to use the pack, raised a concrete failure mode and checked the resulting boundary.
| Role and attempt | Fault sought | Correction or limit now visible |
|---|---|---|
| Teacher starting Day 1 with five minutes to prepare | Could equal temperature be made to mean equal whole-sample energy or an exact fivefold joule value? | The source fixes same material and phase but different mass, the particle aid separates average particle state from whole sample, and the key refuses an exact internal-energy figure without more assumptions. |
| Teacher using Days 2–5 | Could the three pathways be taught as mutually exclusive or as proof of real safety? | The three-path aid locates each path and Day 5 lets them coexist. The poster and key reject food safety without temperature/time evidence. No live test is suggested. |
| Learner switching route mid-response | Does B or C still require the same physics evidence as A? | The learner page states the three-part target for every route. Each card asks for a model/path, units or evidence, and a bounded correction; access support is separately recorded. Equivalent outcomes have not been measured. |
| Learner without a printer or device | Is Day 8 blocked by an interactive, graphic or colour? | The full text/tactile aids preserve the equations, units and limits. The paper heat-budget route gives both cases and a one-factor prediction test. |
| Parent or supporter at home | Would the optional work require a purchase or a real heat source? | All twenty extras use invented written contexts. There is no personal-data, hot-object or real-material task. The supporter can ask “which factor?” while the learner directs any tactile cards. |
| School science teacher considering Day 7 | Does a screen digit get treated as the device's uncertainty or calibration proof? | The ±0.1 °C per-reading bound is explicitly stipulated in a fictional desk note. The worked guide uses a conservative ±0.2 °C difference bound and about 2.2% of 9.0 °C, while leaving calibration unknown. |
| Accessibility reviewer | Do SVG/PDF labels, font and offline focus make a universal-access guarantee? | Five A4 PDFs were rendered/visually inspected for clipping and searchable text; SVG title/desc and full text/tactile routes exist. The offline tool has labels, visible focus, live result and a paper equivalent. User testing and local Braille production remain. |
| Funder reading the scope | Could 250 minutes and two public checks be advertised as the 15-hour topic or proven achievement? | The crosswalk marks selected printed p. 20–21 opportunities and defers practical inquiry, phase change, equilibrium, first law, efficiency and other Unit 1 topics. Checks/keys are public and formative. No impact claim is made. |
Local artifact receipts
- Authority: On 29 September 2026, the official QCAA Physics subject page and Physics 2025 v1.3 PDF Unit 1/Topic 1 pp. 19–21, QCE General-unit hours, QCAA rights notice and BIPM Celsius–Kelvin relationship were checked. The official PDF is linked, not redistributed; future freshness requires rechecking.
- Calculation: The verifier independently recomputes Days 6–10 and fresh Check B with exact decimal arithmetic, checks the stipulated givens and public answer key, and protects mechanism/case boundaries. This checks the authored artifact, not a student result.
- Print and browser: A4 geometry, searchable PDF text, font subset, deterministic print regeneration, visual render, offline worked cases, invalid bounds, mobile layout, local-only network and no storage are checked before handoff. The SHA receipt and local link/fragment walk must pass after the final edit.
Original resource rights: © NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd 2026, SubjectNest, CC BY 4.0. Credit author, source, licence and changes.