Bela Gaytan

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    Last updated on March 18th, 2022 at 08:38 am

    HR Hiring Policies

    An all-in-one computer site on a white desk with plants on each side. On the computer screen is "HR Hiring Policies, how to hire the right people for the right job" with a begin button below. To the right are three smiling people dressed professionally with an office environment in the background.

    Image description:  An all-in-one computer site on a white desk with plants on each side. On the computer screen is “HR Hiring Policies, how to hire the right people for the right job” with a begin button below. To the right are three smiling people dressed professionally with an office environment in the background.

    HR Hiring Policies
    Project Details:

    A blue 3-step staircase with green accents shows a coral-colored arrow going up it with a yellow flag at the top. The graphic is representative of a goal or purpose.

    Purpose:

    Learning challenge

    Green hands on a keyboard to signify tools used.

    Tools Used:

    Articulate Storyline, Canva, Adobe Photoshop, Audacity

    Three silhouettes have a red and yellow bullseye with an arrow beneath them. The graphic is meant to signify the target audience.

    Target Audience:

    Learners interested in HR hiring practices via microlearning

    A yellow spiral bound calendar with blue sqares and a checkmark in the center.

    Year:

    2021

    As a student in Tim Slade‘s eLearning Designer’s Academy, I participate in monthly design challenges.  This month’s challenge was to recreate all or part of a 3-slide PowerPoint training on HR hiring best practices.  The slides were quite bland and boring, as can be seen below!

    I chose to add a lot of color!  My inspiration for my color palette was based on Azera Talent’s logo and colors.  I also wanted to add in audio and sound effects, to help create a bit more depth and character to the project.  The background music, as well as the sound effects, are all from Envato Elements.  Adding interactive elements on the final slide provides an opportunity for the learner to actively engage in the content versus falling asleep in the conference room.  Come on, we’ve all been there! 

    I had a lot of fun with this project, especially in creating all the various animations and timing of audio.  

    Original Slides:

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