Virtual Adobe Captivate E-Learning Developer Intern - Retail Training

Duration: 5 Weeks  |  Mode: Virtual

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As a Virtual Adobe Captivate E-Learning Developer Intern, you will support our retail training initiatives by creating interactive and engaging digital learning modules using the principles from the Adobe Captivate Certification Course. In this role, you'll collaborate with our training team to transform traditional training content into dynamic e-learning experiences. You will assist in storyboard development, design process workflows, and perform quality checks on course materials. This internship is designed for students with no prior experience, offering hands-on exposure and mentorship in e-learning design and content development within the retail sector.
Tasks and Duties

Objective

This task focuses on conducting a comprehensive analysis and designing an instructional plan for a retail training e-learning module. The goal is to align the training content with the needs of a retail environment and to set a solid foundation for subsequent development using Adobe Captivate.

Deliverables

  • A DOC file detailing the analysis and design.
  • A detailed instructional plan, including learning objectives, target audience analysis, content outline, and technological requirements.

Key Steps to Complete the Task

  1. Research & Analysis: Spend time researching current trends in retail and adult learning principles. Identify key competencies required in the retail domain.
  2. Needs Assessment: Draft a simulated needs assessment based on publicly available data and literature reviews.
  3. Instructional Design: Outline learning objectives, strategies, and assessment methods tailored for a retail training module. Include a rough timeline for course development.
  4. Documentation: Organize your findings and design in a well-structured DOC file. Use sections and headings to clearly present your work.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Clarity and depth of research and analysis.
  • Creativity in aligning learning objectives with retail training needs.
  • Detail and structure of the instructional design document.
  • Proper use of headings, subheadings, and logical sequencing in the DOC file.

This task is expected to take approximately 30 to 35 hours of focused work. The exercise should reflect your understanding of instructional design principles as applied to retail training and set the stage for more practical development tasks in the weeks to come.

Objective

This task is designed to immerse you in the planning process by creating a detailed storyboard and script that will serve as the blueprint for a retail training e-learning module. The focus is on visualizing the learning flow and developing a narrative that appeals to the retail audience.

Deliverables

  • A DOC file which contains a comprehensive storyboard and detailed script for a selected section of the retail training module.
  • An explanation of interactive elements, visual aids, and transition effects planned in the module.

Key Steps to Complete the Task

  1. Module Segmentation: Choose a specific segment of retail training to focus on. Identify key concepts and determine how they can be broken down into digestible chunks.
  2. Storyboard Creation: Draft a frame-by-frame storyboard that details content layout, visual elements, and interactive components. Consider how Adobe Captivate can be used to create engaging interactions.
  3. Script Development: Write a detailed narration script, ensuring language is clear and suited for the target audience. Incorporate instructional strategies suited for adult learners in retail.
  4. Document Organization: Compile your storyboard and script into a DOC file, using consistent formatting and clear headings.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Originality and clarity in the storyboard and script.
  • Alignment with retail training requirements and Adobe Captivate best practices.
  • Structure, clarity, and proper documentation in the submitted file.
  • Evidence of thoughtful planning and attention to interactive detail.

This assignment should engage you for approximately 30 to 35 hours and will help you simulate real-life instructional planning and content production tasks essential in e-learning development.

Objective

The aim of this task is to design and conceptualize interactive simulation elements for a retail training module, demonstrating how Adobe Captivate can be leveraged to create engaging and hands-on learning experiences. The focus will be on interaction design and multimedia integration.

Deliverables

  • A DOC file that outlines a detailed plan for interactive simulations within a retail training context.
  • A description of the multimedia elements (audio, video, graphics) and interactive features such as quizzes, drag-and-drop, and scenario-based learning.

Key Steps to Complete the Task

  1. Concept Development: Identify a retail scenario that can benefit from an interactive simulation. Outline the learning outcomes expected from this simulation.
  2. Interactive Elements: Detail various interactive components including activities, simulations, and assessments. Describe how each element contributes to the overall learning objective.
  3. Multimedia Integration: Propose how multimedia elements such as images, video clips, and audios will enhance engagement. Explain usage and placement within the module.
  4. Technical Consideration: Provide a brief overview of how Adobe Captivate features will be applied to implement these interactions.
  5. Documentation: Summarize your design in a well-structured DOC file with clear sections, headings, and visual aids if necessary.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Depth of interaction and multimedia planning.
  • Innovativeness and feasibility of the simulation design.
  • Clear link between interactive elements and learning objectives.
  • Professional presentation and organization of the documentation.

This task is estimated to take 30 to 35 hours, providing an opportunity to apply Adobe Captivate skills in a context that blends instructional theory with practical interaction design.

Objective

This task requires you to develop a comprehensive quality assurance (QA) and usability testing plan. The focus is on ensuring that the retail training module built using Adobe Captivate meets both technical and educational standards. You will simulate the process of testing and refining an e-learning course for optimum user experience.

Deliverables

  • A DOC file containing a detailed QA and usability testing plan.
  • A description of test cases, expected outcomes, and a process for incorporating feedback.

Key Steps to Complete the Task

  1. Define Quality Standards: Begin by outlining the quality benchmarks for content, interactivity, and technical performance in a retail training module.
  2. Usability Testing Plan: Develop a plan with specific test cases covering navigation, functionality, content accuracy, and user engagement. Include criteria for evaluating ease of use.
  3. Feedback Integration: Define a method for collecting user feedback and iteratively improving the module. Explain how potential issues will be identified and remedied.
  4. Documentation: Consolidate all details in a DOC file. Use diagrams if necessary to illustrate testing workflows and feedback loops.
  5. Reporting: Draft a mock report outline that summarizes testing outcomes and recommended enhancements.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Thoroughness and clarity in the QA and testing plan.
  • Definition of relevant and practical test cases.
  • Logical structure and detail of the feedback integration process.
  • Overall presentation and organization of the DOC file.

Expect to dedicate about 30 to 35 hours on this task, ensuring a deep understanding of quality assurance methodologies and a practice in applying these to an e-learning context using Adobe Captivate.

Objective

This task focuses on synthesizing your previous works by developing a final evaluation and presentation strategy for the completed retail training module. You will be required to assess the instructional design, interactivity, and overall effectiveness of your e-learning module, and then articulate a strategy for presenting it to a stakeholder audience.

Deliverables

  • A DOC file that includes an evaluation report and a comprehensive presentation strategy.
  • An outline presenting key strengths, areas for improvement, and recommendations for further development.

Key Steps to Complete the Task

  1. Comprehensive Self-Evaluation: Analyze your previously designed module elements, including instructional design, interactivity, and usability. Critically assess the alignment with retail training objectives.
  2. SWOT Analysis: Conduct a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) for the module, and articulate how each aspect influences the overall effectiveness.
  3. Presentation Strategy: Devise a strategy suitable for presenting the module to educational stakeholders. Outline key presentation points and suggest visual aids or demos that could be used to illustrate the module's effectiveness.
  4. Documentation: Organize your evaluation, analysis, and presentation strategy clearly in a DOC file. Include segmented sections with headings and bullet points for clarity.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Depth and honesty of self-assessment and SWOT analysis.
  • Creativity and clarity in developing a presentation strategy.
  • Logical structure and thoroughness of the documentation.
  • Ability to critically reflect on each component of the e-learning module.

This activity, taking approximately 30 to 35 hours, will round off your internship by challenging you to integrate various development aspects into a coherent final evaluation and presentation plan, preparing you for real-world stakeholder communications in the e-learning environment.

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