Workplace learning case study

DEI training people could follow and use.

A broad workplace audience needed an introduction to DEI that felt practical and engaging, not like another compliance course.

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The situation

One course had to work for people in different roles and with different backgrounds.

The goal was to make DEI concepts easier to understand and useful in everyday work. The course needed enough structure to guide learners without turning a sensitive subject into a dense policy review.

It also had to be accessible and easy to complete on the go.

What I changed

I built a clear path through the ideas and kept the experience approachable.

Used plain language

The content explained the ideas directly and connected them to recognizable workplace situations.

Designed for mobile

Rise made the course easy to read and complete across devices without losing its structure.

Added purposeful interaction

Short activities broke up the content and gave learners a reason to reflect on what they had read.

Delivered the full course

I handled the instructional design, development, accessibility, revisions, and final delivery.

What changed

Learners found the course clear and easy to follow.

Positive learner feedbackPeople particularly valued the clear, approachable format.

The client name and original course materials are confidential. The illustration represents the audience, and the public sample is anonymized.

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