Information Classification Training
Project Background
When the Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS) rolled out a new information classification system, employees needed training that went beyond policy memorization—they needed to understand how to apply classification rules in real-world scenarios. As mandatory compliance training, the course had to be engaging enough to hold attention while ensuring employees could confidently identify, classify, and protect sensitive data in their daily work.
I designed and prototyped the full interactive eLearning course from the ground up in Articulate Storyline. Rather than creating a linear click-through, I built scenario-based interactions that simulated real-world challenges employees would face in virtual meeting environments and data handling situations. I also developed a custom progress-tracking menu to enhance navigation and give learners a clear sense of completion. All visuals were sourced and edited, custom graphics were created, and professional narration was selected to align with the course’s serious but approachable tone.
Key Highlights
- Full Course Design & Development
Designed and prototyped the complete interactive eLearning experience from the ground up in Articulate Storyline, handling both instructional design and technical development. - Custom Navigation System
Built a custom progress-tracking menu that enhanced user navigation, provided clear completion status, and motivated learners to finish all modules. - Scenario-Based Learning
Created realistic scenario-based interactions simulating real-world data handling challenges, helping employees practice classification decisions in safe, virtual environments. - Professional Production Quality
Sourced and edited visuals, built custom graphics, and selected narration that balanced the seriousness of compliance training with an approachable, learner-friendly tone. - Positive Learner Feedback
Received strong feedback highlighting the course’s clarity, engagement, and practical relevance—proving compliance training doesn’t have to feel like a chore.
