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Excel Functions & PivotTables

Project Type

Custom eLearning Development

Date

July 2024

Tools

Articulate Rise
Articulate Storyline
PowerPoint

Skills

Instructional Design
Screencapture
Video Editing
eLearning Development
Systems Training

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Excel is an extremely powerful spreadsheet tool that does not require a lot of manual work to analyze data... if you know the right formulas, functions, and analysis tools. This course covers basic formulas and functions, reviews PivotTables as a way to visualize and analyze data, and provides additional resources for further learning.

Project Storyboard

The course content was developed by an SME and delivered in a PowerPoint deck, so I continued the storyboard using their original materials. This approach made it easy to create static graphics and refine screenshots while staying aligned with the company’s design specifications.

Project Design

This course served as a prerequisite for a virtual webinar on the same topic and included homework based on real‑world scenarios. Its purpose was to establish a strong foundation ahead of the instructor‑led sessions, ensuring learners arrived prepared to engage thoughtfully and ask intentional questions. The original design framework was laid out in Articulate Rise blocks.

Project Development

Finally, I enhanced the Articulate Rise framework by incorporating design elements, graphics, and screenshots. I also produced animated videos in Articulate Storyline using the AI text‑to‑speech feature for efficient narration, and concluded by developing an interactive walkthrough activity.

Project Summary Video

A short video of excerpts from the course

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