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Conflict Resolution Activity
In this
activity you assume the role of a young people manager in a 1:1 with an
experienced worker who reports to her. The employee’s responses depend, in
part, on how the manager has responded to previous situations. Once the
activity is completed, a scorecard displays showing the conflict resolution
style used, interpersonal style, whether good tactics were used during the
discussion, and a total score. Content was based on Internet sources
consulted, but the activity design was entirely my own.
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Jeopardy Activity
This is a two-team version of the popular game that is best used for
classroom or live online events. It was authored in Articulate Storyline
and depends on complex layers and triggers to execute game behavior.
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Examples of Video Interactions
There are two examples shown here using videos reused from Amazon and
Microsoft. The first one displays a video and pauses the timeline at intervals
to ask questions about the video. Feedback is offered depending on the
response. This interactivity can be used to increase learner engagement and
for in course testing. The second example displays a video alongside the
silhouette of someone watching the video and adding comments. The person’s
additional comments help engage the learner and make the video experience
less passive.
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Sample Lesson of Sales Prospecting
This lesson
demonstrates the flow for an eLearning that covers prospecting for a
particular solution. The intention is to show how an eLearning can be
created simply, and still resembles how a salesperson actually prospects.
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Quick Bulletin/Factoid Example
This video
uses Powtoon to create a short format with
animation and audio. In this case, it communicates some quick facts on a
topic, but the format is well suited for marketing announcements. The
entire effort was completed in under 2 hours.
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Prize Wheel
This activity asks
the user to click a button to spin a wheel and win a prize. Created in
Articulate Storyline, it uses JavaScript to randomize how long the wheel
spins and motion paths to rotate the wheel. This activity could easily have
an additional front end built to create conditions before a learner could
spin the wheel.
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Basketball Horse Game
The learner is
presented with 10 questions. If they answer correctly, the animation shoots
a basketball correctly into a hoop. If the answer is incorrect, the
basketball misses and a letter is added to spell the word HORSE. If there
are five incorrect questions, the entire word is spelled and the learner
loses the game. Answer 6 or more correctly and they win. The game is made
in Articulate Storyline using motion paths and a series of still photos
presented in rapid succession to animate the basketball shooting.
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Articulate Storyline eLearning with
Screencast Demo
This presentation
demonstrates the value of the Lending Club peer-to-peer lending offering as
an alternative to stocks and bonds. I have been using Lending Club for 7
years and it has proven to be a nice addition to an investment portfolio.
This eLearning combines a scripted and animated page turner with a demo
explaining how to invest.
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PowerPoint Slides from Technical
Reference Guide
This PowerPoint
presentation was created to screen candidates for an Intel contract
instructional design position. They required the output be in PowerPoint
and it had to be finished in a few hours time.
Given the time constraints and tool requirements, I created a simple page
turner that took images from the reference guide, created suitable slide
builds to illustrate different elements of the hardware, and rewrote the
accompanying script for clarity and brevity.
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