When this helps
You have the information. It still needs to become a course.
The starting point might be a slide deck, policy, subject expert notes, an older course, or a folder of mixed source material. I sort through it, identify what learners need to do, and recommend a format before development begins.
You review the plan early, when changes are still manageable. From there I build, test, revise, and prepare the final LMS package.
What the work includes
A complete path from source files to launch.
Plan before building
A clear storyboard or course plan gives subject experts something concrete to review before time is spent on development.
Make practice useful
Interactions support a real decision or task instead of adding clicks that do not improve learning.
Build access in early
Navigation, reading order, contrast, captions, transcripts, and keyboard use are considered during the build.
Leave your team ready
You receive tested files, agreed source files, and a clear handoff rather than an unexplained package.
Relevant example
Mandatory training that took less time away from care.
A long-term care course had to explain new legislation to busy healthcare staff. I handled the instructional design, structure, storyboard, interactions, development, accessibility, testing, and delivery.