Articulate Storyline Modules

We are looking for someone who can help us with developing some simple Articulate Storyline modules. Each Storyline module would likely have a combination of some or all of the following: -Written text (Supplied in Powerpoint) -Video -A printable job aid -A final test Our instructional writers would create the storyboards in PowerPoint (Currently we have good writers who are poor Storyline programmers. I want to focus them on the writing and content creation) -We would create and edit the videos -We would create the job aids in word and PDF them -We would create the assessments in word or excel -We would send these module components to the Storyline programmer who would create the final module using a Master Template that would be consistent throughout all modules The programmer would send them to us for testing and final approval Our LMS administrator would then upload them to our LMS and beta test before rolling out We are looking for a storyline programmer that knows Storyline well enough to create a stable underlying Master Template based on our branded instructions and style sheet. They would likely work with our marketing department to create this branded template. We have examples of what we have used previously, but we are updating/upgrading our current style sheet. However, beyond the development of that branded template, the majority of our modules will be relatively simple modules. There will not be a lot of action script. It’s mainly a conversion process from powerpoint/word to storyline slides. We are looking for an efficient programmer who can knock out these simple modules as quickly as possible while adhering to the template and style sheet. This is a production job. It is more of a content curation job rather than an interactive elearning module job. We are simply trying to get a lot of video and job aid content out to our field as quickly as possible. Is this the type of work you might be interested in and qualified for? If so, please reach out to me by email. These projects will be ongoing. If the first project works out there will be a continuous stream of similar projects for years to come.