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 Design a short interactive storytelling sequence that features AI-generated character portraits and dynamic dialogue using Microsoft Designer and Azure OpenAI Studio. This activity guides learners through the process of bringing a character to life visually and narratively, then connecting dialogue branches to interactive story choices.
 
-**Materials Needed:**  
+**Materials needed:**  
 - Laptop or desktop with internet access  
 - Microsoft Designer access (for character portrait generation)  
 - Azure OpenAI Studio access (for dialogue generation and testing)  
 - Microsoft PowerPoint or Microsoft Sway (for building an interactive story presentation)
 
-### Part 1: Generate a Character Portrait with Microsoft Designer
+## Part 1: Generate a character portrait with Microsoft Designer
 
-1. **Develop a Character Concept**  
+1. **Develop a character concept**  
    - Write a short description of a fictional character (1–2 sentences). Include traits like age, appearance, mood, and setting.  
      Example: *"A weary knight in her 40s with a scar over one eye, wearing silver armor and standing at a cliff’s edge under a stormy sky."*
 
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    - Refine the prompt by adding style direction (for example, "in storybook illustration style" or "concept art style").  
    - Choose your favorite portrait from the generated options.
 
-3. **Download or Save the Image**  
+3. **Download or save the image**  
    - Keep the portrait ready for integration into your story demo.
 
-### Part 2: Build a Branching Dialogue with Azure OpenAI Studio
+## Part 2: Build a branching dialogue with Azure OpenAI Studio
 
 1. **Open Azure OpenAI Studio (Chat Playground)**  
    - Set your system message to define the character’s role and tone.  
      Example: *"You're a noble knight speaking with humility and wisdom, responding to a traveler who seeks your advice."*
 
-2. **Generate Dialogue Responses**  
+2. **Generate dialogue responses**  
    - Provide user inputs that reflect branching paths (for example, "Why did you become a knight?" or "Will you help me on my quest?")  
    - Use the model to generate different responses based on emotion, player alignment, or prior choices.
 
-3. **Create a Simple Dialogue Tree**  
+3. **Create a simple dialogue tree**  
    - Organize your prompt/response pairs into a visual or written format with 2–3 branches.
 
-### Part 3: Present an Interactive Demo with Microsoft PowerPoint or Sway
+## Part 3: Present an interactive demo with Microsoft PowerPoint or Sway
 
-1. **Create a Visual Slide or Story Flow**  
+1. **Create a visual slide or story flow**  
    - Insert your character portrait into a slide or Sway card.  
    - Display the dialogue tree as clickable buttons or linked text options.
 
-2. **Add Narrative Context**  
+2. **Add narrative context**  
    - Introduce the scene with 1–2 background slides/cards describing the setting and scenario.
 
-3. **Enable Interaction**  
+3. **Enable interaction**  
    - Link each choice to a slide or card showing the corresponding AI-generated response.  
    - Encourage viewers to explore different paths.
 
-**Expected Outcome:**  
+## Expected outcome:
 Learners produce a short, interactive storytelling prototype that features an AI-generated character portrait and dialogue branches. This activity demonstrates how Microsoft tools can support world-building, character development, and non-linear narrative design in a seamless creative workflow.