eLearning Development
There’s no doubt instructor-led training is a fan favorite among employees. Rightfully so, it has the highest engagement and with the right speaker it can be fun, interactive and hands on. Online learning dosen’t have to be stale and boring. My goal is to replicate the classroom experience as much as possible online with real-life scenarios, “war” stories, video, 2D/3D modeling, animation, stunning visuals and applicable content that they can directly relate to and see in their day-to-day operations as employees within your organization.
How Centrifugal Pumps Work
This is a sample online training course using a blended learning approach of traditional on-screen text and voiceover, animation, 2D models, 3D interactive models, video and more. It is a perfect example of how each of these learning methods can be used together to form a seamless interactive learning experience that your employees will enjoy.
DOT Training Sample
This is a sample module from a DOT Hazardous Hazardous Waste Shipping online training course. The entire Hazardous Materials Ground Transportation course was developed to meet all regulatory training requirements and saved the organziation more than 500 hours of employee training annually compared to offsite training.
Construction Safety
This construction safety awareness course was developed using Rise 360. A rapid development eLearning cloud platform. This micro course is part of a new hire orientation curriculum for all employees and contractors working at a construction site.
Change Management Models
This change management course was developed using Rise 360, a rapid development eLearning cloud-based platform. This course was part of the people leader curriculum and developed to help supervisors understand what change management is and why a model can streamline success.
eLearning Storyboard Example
Think of your eLearning storyboard as the blueprint for the new house you’re building - except a storyboard doesn't just describe how to build the house, but outlines the materials (design elements) you’ll use to build it from start to finish.