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Life Sciences Compliance Training

This interactive eLearning experience introduces life sciences professionals to effective responses to regulatory inspection findings. The course uses workplace scenarios, multimedia, and interactive knowledge checks to present complex compliance concepts in a clear and engaging format.

I developed the course from a detailed storyboard, translating the supplied content into a polished multimedia experience in Articulate Storyline 360. The project combined interactive development with custom graphics, video production, audio editing, and visual storytelling to create a cohesive learning experience.

Project Details

  • Role: e-learning / Multimedia Developer

  • Brief: Develop a multimedia eLearning course from a supplied compliance storyboard, transforming complex regulatory content into an interactive and visually engaging learning experience.

Key Features

  • Scenario-Based Learning: Workplace scenarios allow learners to explore realistic responses to regulatory inspection findings.

  • Interactive Knowledge Checks: Learners apply and reinforce key concepts through interactive activities throughout the course.

  • Multimedia Storytelling: Video, motion graphics, audio, and imagery bring complex regulatory content to life.

  • Cohesive Visual System: Consistent layouts, graphics, and visual treatments create a professional and focused learning experience.

  • Audio-Enhanced Learning: Professionally edited voice-over and supporting audio elements help guide learners through the content.

Tools Used

  • Articulate Storyline 360

  • Adobe Premiere Pro: Video editing

  • Adobe Audition: Voice-over editing, audio cleanup, and mastering

  • Adobe After Effects: Motion graphics

  • Adobe Illustrator: Custom graphics and visual assets

  • Adobe Photoshop: Image editing and asset preparation

  • Notion:  Production planning and scene organization

  • Getty Images / Envato Elements: Licensed photography, footage, and visual resources

  • AI-Assisted Creative Tools: Visual exploration, image enhancement, and production support

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    I began by reviewing the supplied storyboard to understand the content, interaction requirements, narration, and visual direction for each scene. I then broke the course into individual production components and organized the development workflow in Notion.

    From there, I developed a cohesive visual direction and identified opportunities to use video, imagery, motion graphics, and custom visual assets to support the supplied content. I sourced and adapted visual resources, created graphics in Illustrator and Photoshop, edited video sequences in Premiere Pro, and balanced and mastered voice-over audio in Audition.

    Once the assets were prepared, I built the interactive experience in Articulate Storyline 360. I then completed multiple rounds of QA, checking interaction functionality, navigation, timing, audio, visual consistency, and overall course performance before final delivery.

  • The course combines a range of Storyline interactions to support the supplied learning content, including scenario-based activities, knowledge checks, clickable elements, layers, and custom navigation.

    I used triggers, states, and layers to control learner interactions and reveal content progressively. Interactive elements were structured to provide clear visual feedback and maintain consistency across the different activities.

    The course also incorporates video and audio directly into the Storyline experience, with timing and transitions carefully coordinated with on-screen content and narration to create a cohesive flow between scenes.

  • The visual design was developed to give the course a professional, contemporary feel appropriate for a life sciences audience while keeping complex regulatory information easy to follow.

    I created and adapted visual assets to establish a consistent visual language across the course, using typography, imagery, graphics, and motion to create hierarchy and guide attention. Custom graphics and edited footage were integrated with the Storyline interface so that the multimedia elements felt like part of one cohesive experience rather than separate assets.

    Particular attention was given to spacing, alignment, transitions, and visual consistency across scenes to maintain a polished experience from beginning to end.

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