Q In modern academia, more and ore students identify themselves as visual learners--meaning that they retain more information through visual representation rather than hearing or being told answers. Instructional design is very key to explaining processes and step by step procedures required to undertake some form of task. This can range from anything from recipes in a cook book, assembling furniture from IKEA, lecture notes on assignments, to even tutorials in a video game. Describe both THE BEST and THE WORST/Most Confusing or Vague instruction sets you ever encountered and focus on the visuals used (if any) to break down the process and make it more understandable to the audience/user. What elements and visuals did the best one have to make it easier to understand? What elements did the best one lack and how could it have been improved?