Connected instructional-design tools

Build the design system around the learning need

Start with grounded analysis, move through the core course-design stages, and add assessment, redesign, or workplace-training deliverables when the project calls for them.

Core workflow

A shared chain of evidence and decisions

Source preparation

Use a verified Source Document when one already exists, or consolidate raw materials into one focused grounding document for the project.

Discovery and scope

Clarify the audience, performance need, constraints, exclusions, delivery decisions, and a duration-sized course focus before generation proceeds.

Objectives

Develop performance and learning objectives, review Bloom’s levels, edit the wording, and run checks for measurability and coverage.

Course outline

Organize sections and learning activities in a two-level outline, with objective alignment visible for review.

Design Document

Build delivery-specific content plans for Storyline, Rise, or instructor-led training and review each section before approval.

Project continuity

Save the complete project in the current .addie format, resume supported working state, and keep downstream review needs visible after meaningful changes.

Purpose-built paths

Add the deliverables that belong in the solution

Not every learning project needs the same output. Optional and dedicated paths keep different jobs distinct.

Summative assessment

Configure a blueprint, item mix, passing score, items, answers, and rubrics. Use it as a course add-on or as a focused assessment project.

Course redesign

Analyze an existing course, choose whether to update and expand it or rebuild it from the available content, then review the proposed project decisions.

On-the-job training

Turn confirmed workplace tasks into a trainer guide, trainee materials, practical activities, practical assessment, and supporting appendices.

Review and handoff

Structured for collaboration beyond the browser

Export Word documents for stakeholder review. The objectives, outline, and Design Document support controlled Word round trips; export-only assessment, redesign, and OJT packages preserve their own clear document contracts.

See how the pieces work together

Follow the path from source preparation to a reviewable instructional-design package.