99cents Store

Hazardous Material Disposal Training

To quickly train all 144 stores in 2 states to comply to new EPA hazardous waste regulations, 20 hr of traditional in-class training have been converted into interesting, engaging and interactive e-learning module.

Tools: Adobe Captivate 8.0, Flash CC

Features

  • Generous application of Flash animation to make topic more interesting.
  • Implementation of advance Flash highly visual diagram to explain complex topic ( ph level)
  • Smart usage of high-light and roll over features in Captivate
  • Next button is timed so that it will activate only after all narration is played

[ Note: this is demo mode only, most contents have been removed due to confidentiality clause of the project. You will see only a few sample slides.]

Spills & Clean up Modules

All sections of the "Spill & Clean Up" training modules have been updated from static PowerPoint decks into interactive e-learning. Exra effort has been invested in the assessment part to maintain the high leve of engagement as well. Instead of standard multiple choices, we heavily modified the questions into series of sequential & highly interactive steps.

First Aid diagram: another great example of highly interactive exercise.

First Aid Modules

Flyer-like hand-outs training for safety procedures were not effective and the 99c stores still suffer from over $80,000 in worker comp claim last year. Using advance animations, we were able to clearly demonstrate several actitivities that was impossible to sufficiently explain on a sheet of job aid.

Features:

  • Generous application of Flash animation to make topic more interesting.
  • Implementation of advance Flash to explain complex topic ( ph level)
  • 8 steps of How to "clean-up" cartoon practice.
  • Intuitive & animated First Aid diagram.
Haz Waste Disposal Process/Cycle.

Originally presented as plain bullet points on 3 pages of PDF, this is another great example of how can an interactive and visually attractive diagram can better explain a complex process.