Half a metre
A forklift misses a picker by half a metre and nobody writes it down. Then the safety course opens on that moment, from her side.
Learning and HR · Privacy training
Sixty pages.Story-based e-learning for Rise 360.
Everyone passed the privacy course, and a colleague’s pay details still went to the wrong Michael. Then the same Rise lesson, opened with his story.
1:09 · Cartoon · Privacy training
What the film says
Sixty pages of privacy policy, and the course is due Friday. Kate builds it the way most teams build in Rise. Headings, bullet points, an accordion, ten questions.
Everyone passes. A month later, Raj in payroll types Michael into the address line. Autocomplete picks the wrong Michael, and a stranger gets a colleague's pay details.
Raj passed the course. Nothing in it showed him that moment. So Kate rebuilds the lesson around it.
At the top, a sixty-second story: Raj, the address line, the wrong Michael, the phone call nobody wants to make. A continue block, so nobody scrolls past. Then one question: when could Raj have caught it?
The same rules sit underneath, now tied to a moment people remember. At Explainer Makers, we've designed e-learning since two thousand and five, and we build the story to sit inside your Rise 360 course. If your course covers the rules but not the moment, we're happy to talk.
Just visit explainermakers.com, or send a message on LinkedIn.
Want one like this for your training? I quote each job, and the film drops into Rise 360 or your LMS.
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