iPad Training in Restaurant: This is a sample from a training program for new employees in a restaurant. It is designed to be used on a mobile device (in this case an iPad) by a certified learning coach working directly with new employees at a new restaurant opening. The training is accessed by the coach to ensure consistent training across all restaurants. It is accessed by employees to review guidelines and example videos demonstrating best practices. You will not be able to play the videos, as they are proprietary, but will be able to see where they are included as part of the training.

Interactive Scenario Choices: This is a sample from a code of conduct course. It demonstrates a method for encouraging learners to interact with the information in an engaging and meaningful way. Prior to this exercise, the learner has been learning about various conduct guidelines through scenarios and images. Now, the learner needs to demonstrate that he or she can take the information and apply it to new situations.

Originally, this was a company information document that exclusively contained text without examples, scenarios or interactions.

Interactive Safety Lesson (with Flash): This is a sample from a safety course called Take 5. The Take 5 technique is used to quickly assess daily situations that might involve risk, such as driving a car, climbing a truck or performing a new task. In this sample, the user has already been guided earlier in the course on how to conduct the risk assessment and record the information on the required form. This section gives the user an opportunity to practice what he or she has learned while still receiving support and feedback.

**Note: this sample contains audio in a Flash format. If you are using a device that does not support Flash, you will not be able to hear the audio.

Interactive Flash Exercises: This sample is a section from an Inventory Management course covering the topic of Receiving. It includes a couple of Flash based interactions that give the user practice determining current inventory placement and reorganizing as required by best practices. In this sample, the user has already been introduced an overview of the inventory management system.

**Note: this sample contains a few Flash based interactions. If you are using a device that does not support Flash, you will not be able to interact with certain components of this sample.

A More Engaging "Multiple Choice" Although multiple choice questions are not my first pick, sometimes they lend themselves to the situation. This one definitely gives multiple choice questions a better name. It is a visual representation that requires the users to take what they have learned in the course and apply it to a new scenario.