When you’re an Instructional Designer or Trainer and in the job market, employers and recruiters often ask to see a sample of your work. It is also a common topic when simply discussing design ideas with colleagues.
Instead of directing anyone to multiple blog posts, I thought I’d link to some of my favorite prior posts in one spot. It will make it easier for me to share my work samples and will (hopefully) make it easier for potential employers to see what I can do!
FAQ Scroll Panel This example includes multiple buttons in a scrolling panel to address frequently asked questions.
Invitation Previously an email and text based message, a simple slide show creates an engaging invitation to attend instructor led training.
Select Avatar Wouldn’t it be neat if your learner/user could select an avatar to represent himself/herself/themself during the training lesson? This example includes two slides to do that, but the variable and logic used could be repeated, continued throughout a course.
Video Background Why limit your slide background to just an image? This example travel policy uses a video background.
Policy Scroll Panel It can be difficult to present text heavy information in an engaging format. Use a scrolling panel to collect learners’ policy acknowledgement so your training can focus on the behavior or action needed for policy compliance.
Problem Solving All twenty-seven squares in the problem solving grid have states, triggers, and logic to help the learner practice problem solving skills while planning a birthday party.
