Storyboards
“Managing Stress and Burnout at Work”
Responsibilities
Instructional design and content development
eLearning development in Articulate Storyline
Interactive scenario creation
Multimedia design (icons, animations, and visual elements)
Tools Used
Articulate Storyline – for course development and interactivity
Canva – for designing course graphics and visual elements
Audacity – for voice-over editing and audio enhancements
Google Docs – for scripting and planning
The Problem
Many employees experience high levels of stress and burnout in the workplace, leading to decreased productivity, engagement, and overall well-being. Without proper stress management strategies, individuals may struggle to maintain a healthy work-life balance and perform at their best.
The Solution
This eLearning course, "Managing Stress and Burnout at Work," provides employees with practical strategies to recognize stress and burnout, implement effective time management techniques, and develop personalized coping strategies. The course uses interactive elements such as decision-making scenarios, drag-and-drop activities, and a personalized action plan to ensure engagement and knowledge retention.
My Process
Conducted research on workplace stress and burnout to ensure content accuracy and relevance.
Designed a structured course outline aligned with learning objectives.
Developed engaging interactions, including drag-and-drop activities, decision-based scenarios, and hover-to-reveal elements to enhance learning.
Used Articulate Storyline to create a fully interactive eLearning experience, ensuring usability and accessibility.
Incorporated personalized learning experiences by allowing users to input their name and receive tailored feedback based on quiz performance.
Iteratively tested and refined the course based on feedback to improve the user experience.
The Audience
The course is designed for professionals across various industries who want to improve their stress management skills. It is particularly beneficial for employees in high-pressure roles, managers seeking to support their teams, and organizations looking to enhance workplace well-being.