Hazard Analysis for Practitioners

As a multimedia & interactive designer on contract for NASA, my job is to design and produce interactive web-based training. Powerpoints passed to me from instructional designers serve as wireframes of the proposed course structure and content. I create illustrations, tables, and diagrams; edit custom and stock photography; design handouts for print where necessary; program interactive links and ways to deliver additional information; and animate elements wherever possible. Everyone knows eLearning can be boring, especially when the subject is technical in nature, and our team is often praised by our client for going above and beyond to deliver the best courses we can.

Here are highlights from a course titled Hazard Analysis for Practitioners. It features some scenario-based training as well as a game of "spot the hazard". While every course our team created was made with federal standards for accessibility in mind (requiring the information be delivered in multiple streams, so visually- or otherwise-disabled learners weren't disadvantaged), sound has been removed from these highlight reels to keep videos brief and high-level, and to protect IP.