DESIGN DOCUMENTATION
An essential step in the instructional design process involves creating a Design Document (DD) after analyzing course requirements and aligning with business goals. A DD outlines objectives, target audience, content structure, and technical specifications. Following this, storyboards (SB) provide a detailed structure of the course, including navigation, interactions, content, visuals, and audio elements. Both DD and SB undergo several iterations and incorporate feedback from Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to ensure accuracy and effectiveness. Once approved, they move into the development phase.
Additionally, scripts provide the necessary details to create the audio components of the course to voice-over artists and developers.
This comprehensive documentation process, typically used when not in rapid development, ensures thorough planning and effective execution of engaging eLearning solutions.
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Crafting a Winning Job Description
This training is for Hiring Managers partnering with HR to write winning job descriptions to recruit the best candidates.
STORYBOARD
SCRIPT
Manager Toolkit - Integrating New Team Members - Module 1: Pre-onboarding
The Manager Toolkit is comprised of 5 modules to guide managers during the 120 days probation. This design document addresses Part 1, which will prepare managers to effectively pre-onboard and welcome a new team member on their first day.
DESIGN DOCUMENT
STORYBOARD
MS-Word Custom Tent Cards
This 2-day ILT training included job aids for future reference. They were provided as well for subsequent VILT training.
STORYBOARD
To Meet or Not to Meet
This course will help employees decide on the best approach to discuss a particular topic, whether a meeting or other tools and activities to ensure efficiency.