Trauma-Informed Care
Trauma-Informed Care
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Trauma- Informed Care is a self-paced learning module that was developed for Patient Navigation & Community Health Working Training (PNCT). The course is one part of a series of modules that completed alongside a colleague, though I worked independently for this training's design, content implementation, and video creation.
Trauma- Informed Care is a self-paced learning module that was developed for Patient Navigation & Community Health Working Training (PNCT). The course is one part of a series of modules that completed alongside a colleague, though I worked independently for this training's design, content implementation, and video creation.
Project Overview
Project Overview
My Role: Lead Instructional Designer
Project Type: Self-Paced Training Module
Software Tools: Rise360, Camtasia (Video Editing), Adobe Audition (Narration), Adobe Illustrator (Vector Graphics)
Audience: Community Health Workers
Year: 2023
Design Process
Design Process
Script Review
Script Review
This script was exceptionally complete and well-organized when I received it. Once I had read through the whole document and reviewed the requested images and interactions, I developed a list of questions for the funder to clear up any misconceptions. Once those questions were answered I began to section the material into text, video, and interactive elements.
Rise360: Content Implementation
Rise360: Content Implementation
My favorite part of creating this course was determining the interactive elements. In the script, the funders requested that I remake the image shown here from a fuzzy image they provided. I decided that this image would be great for a hotspot interactive to allow learners to explore information which was freely given in the previous image.
Video Script Review
Video Script Review
There was also a video production component of this project where I was asked to remake an existing video using the script shown here.
I recorded and edited the narration using Adobe Audition.
Video Creation
Video Creation
You can view the outcome of the video here.
While working on this video, I wanted to enhance my use of animations, transitions, and facial expressions of vector images.
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