Vyond
Embedded Files
Vyond is a dynamic animation tool that empowers instructional designers to create engaging, visually driven microlearning content. With its intuitive drag-and-drop interface, customizable characters, and rich animation library, Vyond enables the development of short, impactful videos that simplify complex concepts, reinforce key learning objectives, and improve knowledge retention.
Beekeeping: Making Recommendations
This animated Vyond training video is part of a larger beekeeping education program designed to support customer service and retail staff in recommending essential tools to new beekeepers. The scenario-based video guides learners through a realistic interaction between a store associate and a novice customer, emphasizing how to ask the right questions, listen actively, and match customer needs with suitable tools.
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Job Aids
A job aid is a performance support tool that provides just-in-time information to help learners complete tasks accurately and efficiently on the job. Rather than being part of formal training, job aids are used at the point of need, serving as quick references or guides in real-world work situations.
This job aid was created as a companion resource to the HIPAA Compliance Training developed in Articulate Storyline. Designed for quick reference, it reinforces essential concepts covered in the course, including how to identify protected health information (PHI), apply the minimum necessary rule, and respond appropriately to privacy breaches.
Intended for real-time, on-the-job support, the job aid helps staff apply HIPAA guidelines confidently and consistently in their daily responsibilities. It serves as a practical tool to promote ongoing compliance and reduce risk across healthcare environments. This job aid will be posted in all offices and nurses' stations for quick reference.
A full, more detailed write-up on this training can be found on the eLearning page.
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