"Where Do I Click Again?": How to Build Consistency in eLearning

JUNE eLearning SIG (virtual)

Presented by Elsa Trunnell

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Session Description:

When learners have to deal with confusing interfaces, cumbersome processes, and distracting formats, it’s easy for your message to get lost in the shuffle. This one-hour session focuses on how to build consistency into all levels of your eLearning projects to make your materials seamless and coherent. You’ll learn how to use consistency to build organizational culture, centralize navigation, standardize learning and development policies, and unify visual design. You will leave with a few quick wins you can use right away to get learners asking “how can I apply this knowledge?” instead of “where do I click again?”

About the Speaker:

Elsa Trunnell graduated from North Carolina State University with a degree in Communication, with a concentration in interpersonal and organizational communication. After starting her career as an HR Administrator, she quickly decided to specialize in talent development because of her interests in process improvement and instructional design. Currently working in Organizational Development, Elsa develops and edits internal trainings, facilitates onboarding, and builds resources for other employees. She likes to say that her job is to make other people’s jobs easier!

Elsa combines practicality and visual appeal in every project, making training content that’s concise and fit for purpose, but still engaging and enjoyable. Some of her favorite projects to date have been a company-wide learning challenge, a guide for managers of new employees, and a redesign of online employee resources.

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