Interactive eLearning

Five Components of Accessible Documents:
Articulate Storyline Module

Explore two interactive learning projects developed with Articulate Storyline and Microsoft PowerPoint. Five Components of Accessible Documents helps instructors and eLearning developers apply accessibility practices, while Copyright & Fair Use uses branching decisions and feedback to explore the responsible use of copyrighted materials in education.

Explore the interactive Articulate Storyline experience and try the accessibility scenarios and decision-based activities.

Project Documentation

Review the supporting project documentation and instructional materials used to develop the eLearning experience.

Understanding copyright and fair use is essential for educators and instructional designers who incorporate digital resources into learning materials. This interactive PowerPoint moves beyond traditional slide presentations with branching scenarios that challenge learners to make decisions about copyrighted content. Through realistic situations and immediate feedback, learners explore copyright principles, evaluate fair use considerations, and apply their knowledge to common instructional challenges. The project demonstrates how familiar presentation software can support engaging, decision-based learning.

Introduction Video

Copyright & Fair Use Presentation

Review the presentation to explore foundational copyright and fair use concepts before trying the interactive activity.

Microlearning by Karen Ballengee

Copyright Microlearning Proposal

Review the instructional design proposal supporting the Copyright & Fair Use microlearning experience.

Explore the Interactive PowerPoint

Put your knowledge into practice by navigating branching scenarios, making decisions about copyright and fair use, and receiving feedback on your choices.

Project Overview

These projects demonstrate how interactive learning experiences can be developed using different authoring tools. Five Components of Accessible Documents, created in Articulate Storyline, uses realistic situations, interactive examples, and assessment activities to help learners apply accessibility principles. Copyright & Fair Use, developed in Microsoft PowerPoint, uses branching scenarios and immediate feedback to help learners evaluate the appropriate use of copyrighted resources. Both projects emphasize active learning, practical application, usability, and learner-centered instructional design.

My Role

Instructional designer responsible for designing and developing the eLearning experience, including the learning objectives, instructional content, digital assets, interactions, branching scenarios, and assessment activities.

Audience

eLearning developers and instructors who create, develop, or teach online courses and need a foundational understanding of accessibility.

Format

Five-part Articulate Storyline eLearning module featuring interactive content, branching scenarios, and a decision-based quiz.

Challenge

Both digital accessibility and copyright can involve complex decisions that learners encounter when developing instructional materials. The challenge was to create approachable, interactive experiences that move beyond presenting rules and instead allow learners to practice applying principles to realistic situations, with feedback that supports informed decision-making.

Project Deliverables

  • Project proposal with learning objectives and assessment questions
  • Five-part Articulate Storyline eLearning module
  • Interactive accessibility examples
  • Decision-based interactive quiz
  • Copyright and fair use branching PowerPoint activity
  • Copyright introduction video and transcript
  • Canva slideshow and accessible presentation version

Tools Used

Articulate logo

Storyline

Microsoft Word logo

Word

Microsoft PowerPoint logo

PowerPoint

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