eLearning 

eLearning Demo

Aim: To explore how digital learning tools can enhance delivery of content while building familiarity with eLearning authoring software

Format: Interactive compliance-style module, self hosted

Techniques: SCORM

Skills: Articulate Rise 360, FreePix, Unsplash

Process & Impact

Built to demonstrate interactive learning design and SCORM authoring workflow practice.

• Used Articulate Rise 360 to author the content and exported via SCORM for compatibility testing.

• Designed as a short, compliance-style demo module to explore interactive content delivery and test usability across platforms.

• Sequenced using microlearning principles, chunked information, quick checks for understanding, and clear navigation flow.

• Applied UX and accessibility considerations: simple interface, consistent typography, balanced visuals, and neutral tone. Selected royalty-free assets (FreePix, Unsplash) to simulate professional eLearning design without licensing restrictions.

Reflection & Next Steps

• Discovered how interactive elements like scenarios and accordions can turn dense written content into engaging, layered learning experiences.
  
  

• Realised the impact of clear structure, white space, and visual hierarchy in reducing cognitive load and improving learner focus.
  
  

• Learnt to design with independent learners in mind—building clarity and guidance directly into the content, rather than relying on in-class discussion.
  
  

• Applied my existing CMS and digital design skills to organise navigation, formatting, and internal links within Rise 360.
  
  

• Next, aim to develop more advanced branching scenarios, custom themes, and responsive layouts to extend learning into the higher stages of Bloom’s taxonomy and support authentic decision-making.