Built end-to-end on synthetic briefs so the full pipeline is visible — analysis, design, build, eval. Useful for showing how I think; not real client work. Real client programs are in § 01.
— D1
DEMO · mini-OS shell
SDR onboarding synthetic brief
Custom mini-OS
for scenario-based onboarding
Self-contained shell · runs in any LMS or standalone
A custom mini-OS shell simulating the SDR's real workspace — Outreach, Gong, Salesforce, LinkedIn, Calendar, phone-dialler, Slack — each as its own draggable window on a desktop. Click any app to explore. Shows how scripted SCORM modules could drop a learner into a believable working environment instead of a slide deck.
mini-OS sim7 simulated appsSCORM-readyshell only
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— D2
DEMO · SCORM mini-cases
Three mini-briefs synthetic
Three small SCORM
shipped end-to-end
Built end-to-end as portfolio pieces · single-LXD
Three tightly-scoped SCORM 1.2 packages built to show short-form delivery: security onboarding, call-centre de-escalation, ERP procurement rollout. Each: analysis brief → microlearning sequence → quizzes → SCORM package ready to drop into an LMS.
SCORM 1.2microlearningquiz interactions
See the demos →
— D3
DEMO · fraud-review trainer
Payments risk desk synthetic
A fraud-review console
that trains near-endlessly
Procedural generator · runs standalone or in any LMS
A Stripe-Radar-style review console for payments risk: a queue of flagged transactions, a risk score, the rules that fired, and Approve / Decline / Escalate. Every shift is procedurally generated, and the model risk score is deliberately wrong on some cases — so the learner reads the signals instead of memorising. Instant feedback, a cost model, and an end-of-shift scorecard.
HTML5 simproceduralgamifiedSCORM-ready
Open the trainer →
— D4
DEMO · branching voice scenario
Security awareness synthetic
A vishing call
you have to talk your way out of
Voiced branching scenario · runs standalone or in any LMS
An attacker phones you posing as IT Security and tries to talk you out of your MFA. The caller is voiced (audio), your replies branch the conversation, and he adapts his pressure — urgency, authority, threat. A real decision tree with four endings, a criterion-referenced objectives checklist, and a transcript-as-hint penalty (no transcript on a real call). Built for the moment awareness training usually skips.
branchingvoiced (TTS)criterion-referencedSCORM-ready
Take the call →
— D5
DEMO · branching incident response
Payments risk, on-call synthetic
A live fraud attack
you run from the risk desk
Branching scenario · runs standalone or in any LMS
It's 2am, a card-testing attack is underway, and you're the only analyst on call. Your choices change how the attacker adapts — chase the IPs and the bot just rotates — and how the night ends: six outcomes across three live meters (fraud losses, customer impact, leadership trust). A real decision tree that teaches proportional response, not a quiz.
branchingsimulation6 endingsSCORM-ready
Run the night →