Instructional Design
Design Documents
Design documents outline the scope of the project and provide a high-level preview of the training solutions I propose.
Field Service Mobile App Training Project
This design document was created for the client to provide an overview of a blended learning solution including eLearning and job aids. After the task analysis, it included recommendations for non-training solutions such as custom modifications to the CRM by the organization.
Leading Productive Meetings
As part of a blended learning solution, this design document was created for a project done as consultative work for a company. The design document outlines the eLearning portion of the project, designed for first-time mid-level managers in the company's Products division.
(Note: Company/employee names have been changed to provide anonymity.)
Storyboarding and Prototyping
Storyboarding provides clients with a moment-by-moment description of the learning experience. This is an essential step in ensuring that content is correctly presented and the learning is aligned to the outcomes created. Prototyping can be used to give clients a snapshot of the learning experience's look and feel.
(Note: Company/employee names have been changed to provide anonymity.)
IT Security Series Storyboard
This storyboard is part of an eLearning series of modules created to solve challenges in Information Security misinformation among stakeholders in a large scale data warehouse project.
Hiring and Interview Practices Scenario Storyboard
This storyboard was created from a non-linear branching scenario (see following prototype) to increase the skills and capacity of recruiters and hiring managers to provide a smooth, quick interview and hiring process for technical positions.
Branching Scenario Prototype
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This prototype, created in Twine, helped the client envision the situation I created for hiring managers and recruiters based on their source content in a way that a storyboard couldn't. The simple prototype allowed a quick immersive learning experience that I later translated into a storyboard.