Internship at eLearningDOC
The image links to a Storyline module on types of media. This is one segment of a larger Rise course on Adding Media to Created Content. I created this graphic and many of the graphics in the module.
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Internship: I was hired as an intern at eLearningDOC, a private eLearning company. My role was a Project Lead. At this company, a Project Manager is focused on scope, timelines, and client satisfaction. A Project Lead is a management position focused on deliverables. My responsibilities included communicating with external clients to clarify tasks and goals, reviewing design products and requesting changes from designers and content writers, building and maintaining project management Wrike boards, and all tasks related to the flow of the project from kickoff to delivery.
I worked on internal projects that were created to provide onboarding training to new eLD employees in MS Teams, Adding Media to Content, and Accessibility and DEI. I also worked on external projects with a professional organization and a college.
I developed the content and created the eLearning module for the Adding Media to Content training in Articulate Rise and Storyline.
Management Competencies:
Identify and resolve management issues
Manage project personnel.
Use appropriate management tools.
Communication Competencies:
Facilitate meetings to achieve agenda and goals.
Produce clear, concise and grammatically correct messages.
Use appropriate tools to communicate with learners, clients, and other stakeholders.
Competency Connections:
During my internship, I have focused on management skills. In my position, I negotiate between company leaders, clients, designers, and the needs of the project. I communicate effectively and provide weekly updates so that clients and supervisors know what I am working on. I work with the team in India to make choices and clarify requests. When I started, there was some miscommunication that I sorted out while learning the landscape. I use various management and communication tools.