Portfolio
View a sampling of what we've created
Many of the samples we're presenting in the Press Pause portfolio will allow you to fully engage in the learning experience
Check them out. They’ve been modified so that you can try out the interactions.
Please allow me to introduce myself...
Getting learners excited or curious about a course is Step 1. Press Pause creates engaging course introductions and starts each course using techniques that will immediately spark interest.
5 great ways to start a course
A course should engage your employees right away and indicate that the learning will be interesting and valuable.
Engaging course overview
Made with PowerPoint, then converted to video, this quick lesson provides an engaging introduction to a topic.
Get inspired
This course promotion provides inspiring details and invites learners to engage further.
eLearning or eTextbook?
eLearning content should be written using a relatable narrative with conversational language. Interactions and multi-media are not a cure for tedious, textbook-style content, they should be used to add value to the learning experience.
Food for thought
This design brings life to an important business topic and provides some concepts for employees to think about.
Bright and approachable
This course excerpt provides a quick review to frontline supervisors about to use a new software application.
Software can be friendly
A video demonstration (like this course excerpt) can put employees at ease and be informative.
The game is on.
Play a game in the Press Pause portfolio to see how employees can be challenged and learn at the same time. We’ve set them up so that you can play along.
The Great Sailing Challenge
Supervisors are challenged to sail their way to the destination point by answering 5 key questions.
Play to review, play to win!
Employees will spin the wheel and answer questions in four categories to see how many points they can score.
Take a break, play a game
This mini-game was inserted into a longer course to provide a break from all the detail and allow employees to re-energize.
Our collaborative process
Our collaboration with knowledge leads, organization leaders, and frontline employees enables us to facilitate a design process that encourages participation and respects everyone’s voice. This section of the Press Pause portfolio demonstrates this collaboration.
Knowledge Lead contribution
The content for this course was provided by the VP of Legal Services, of a financial company, who had presented it in workshop for senior and middle managers.
Instructional Design and content writing
The learning pro reviewed the curriculum, key messages, and business content then wrote and designed the learning experience.
Graphics are added
A graphic artist added the images, graphics, and set the overall tone for the course, bringing the content to life.