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Design Documents
Design Documents
Design documents offer a high level overview of the organization of material within a course, and include the purpose for the training, the audience, the course objectives, and a content outline. This early phase of design allows stakeholders and subject matter experts (SMEs) to focus on and iterate the depth, breadth, and the overall organization of content within a learning solution.
Design documents offer a high level overview of the organization of material within a course, and include the purpose for the training, the audience, the course objectives, and a content outline. This early phase of design allows stakeholders and subject matter experts (SMEs) to focus on and iterate the depth, breadth, and the overall organization of content within a learning solution.
Hiring contractors and vendors for apartment managers
Hiring contractors and vendors for apartment managers
This design document was created to provide an overview of an eLearning Storyline course to train apartment managers on best practices on determining when to contact and how to hire reputable and reasonably priced vendors/contractors to do property maintenance within budgetary allowances.
Consider visiting (click to view): Storyboard, Articulate 360 Storyline module
Working hard or hardly working?
A Guide to Remote Work
Working hard or hardly working?
A Guide to Remote Work
This design document was created to provide an overview of an eLearning Rise course as part of onboarding to help new employees set up a functional primary workspace and effectively schedule a workflow to create a healthy, efficient work-life balance.
Consider visiting (click to view): Articulate 360 Rise course
Developing Interview Strategies
Developing Interview Strategies
This design document was created to develop training to improve the interview process for candidates and ensure employees are prepared to conduct effective interviews and evaluate and recommend high-quality candidates.
Consider visiting (click to view): Storyboard
Storyboards
Storyboards
Storyboards are an in-depth layout of the course that details the script and narration, on-screen text and visuals, interactions, and the flow of the course. The storyboard allows stakeholders and subject matter experts (SMEs) to iterate on content design or fill in gaps before the development of a course begins.
Storyboards are an in-depth layout of the course that details the script and narration, on-screen text and visuals, interactions, and the flow of the course. The storyboard allows stakeholders and subject matter experts (SMEs) to iterate on content design or fill in gaps before the development of a course begins.
Hiring contractors and vendors for apartment managers
Hiring contractors and vendors for apartment managers
Designed for Articulate Storyline 360
Consider visiting (click to view): Design Document, Articulate 360 Storyline module
Developing Interview Strategies
Developing Interview Strategies
Designed for Articulate Storyline 360
Consider visiting (click to view): Design Document
Merging shapes in PowerPoint tutorial
Merging shapes in PowerPoint tutorial
Designed for TechSmith Camtasia
Consider visiting (click to view): Camtasia video
Design Planning
Design Planning
The design process involves in-depth planning to ensure a comprehensive learning solution that aligns with learning objectives and meets organizational goals. This behind-the-scenes organization is an essential part of the process.
Developing Interview Strategies
Developing Interview Strategies
Miro board
Miro board
Purpose: To improve the interview process for candidates and prepare employees to conduct effective interviews and evaluate and recommend high-quality candidates, a comprehensive immersive solution was designed. In planning the layout of the content, a Miro board was created to organize the branches of the scenarios and to ensure that the flow of the material would meet learning objectives.
Consider visiting (click to view): Design Document, Storyboard
Developing Interview Strategies
Developing Interview Strategies
Visual Prototyping
Visual Prototyping
Purpose: While designing a storyboard, wireframe and visual prototyping is used to generate design ideas and iterate the look and feel of the on-screen graphics and text, and the functionality of interactions and animations. While these prototypes may not always be shared with stakeholders, they are an integral part of the design process.
Consider visiting (click to view): Design Document, Storyboard
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