Treavor Francis
Learning Experience Designer / Manager
I help business achieve their goals with innovative, detailed, creative learning experiences.
Videos
Most professional online training is done in a video format. This particular project highlights videos that require on-screen text in company colors.
Software: Adober Primier Pro , Camtasia
Purpose: Visual explanation for a process, supplementary to in-person training
May include: Visual effects, music, voice over (AI or VA), stock video, filming (shot list)
eLearning Courses
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Industry standard for online training. These courses can track all sorts of learning data and include a variety of interactive options.
Software: Articulate Rise, Storyline 260, or Adobe Captivate
Purpose: Quick delivery and review, branching courses, gamification.
May include: Video, audio, Gif, embedded widgets, quiz, technical writing
Refrence Tools
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Not all learning happens in an LMS. Reference tools can act as a learning job aid. This tool is used to get new employees used to how the company operates so they can convey this information to a customer.
Software: Google, Microsoft, Etc.
Purpose: Reference tools for ongoing use, job aid
May include: Video, audio, GIF
Project Management
There are many steps to creating professional learning content. This all needs to be organized, reviewed, and reported to stakeholders and subject matter experts.
Here is an example of a large project in excel format for ease of viewing. This can be done in any project management software.
Learning Plans
Some projects start when the needed content is mapped to job functions and priorities (Ex. KPIs). Here is an example of a learning plan map for skills and information. This can be displayed in a bubble map, course catalog, or onboarding packet.
