Using AI to Build Custom Interactive Learning Experiences
For most of my career, I’ve been labelled as “the training person.”
And I get it, I design engaging, accessible learning experiences that people actually enjoy (a rare thing in compliance or cybersecurity). But the truth is that the label barely scratches the surface of what I do.
I’m not just a trainer. I’m a coder, designer, content creator, educator, and system-thinker. I’m someone who’s brought together AI, UX design, learning pedagogy, behaviour science, and web technology to transform how we deliver learning, and I’ve done it without needing a dev team.
The Game Changer - AI + Embedding HTML into Articulate Rise
The biggest shift in my workflow came when I realised I didn’t need to be boxed in by Rise’s native limitations or spend days wrangling logic in Storyline.
Now, I design interactive HTML/JavaScript modules, host them, and embed them directly into Articulate Rise using iframes and the embed block. This unlocks fully branded, mobile-responsive simulations, games, and scenarios, all within the clean Rise interface.
No clunky navigation. No SCORM headaches. Just seamless interactivity.
Efficient Workflow - Using AI as a Creative Partner
I use Claude, ChatGPT, and Google Gemmi in tandem to streamline and elevate my process:
But I don’t stop at the interaction level. I’ve integrated:
This isn’t just “training.” It’s human-centred, AI-augmented, learning engineering.
Learner feedback, behavioural nudges, and iterative design inform every build. I tweak, test, and rebuild, and each time, it gets sharper.
What I Want You to Know
Too often, people look at someone like me and think:
But here’s what my work actually involves:
This is technical work, strategic design, and system-level thinking. It's not just training; it's learning engineering with a real-world impact.
And AI isn’t replacing me — it’s amplifying me.
If you're still treating AI as a gimmick or just a buzzword for blog posts, you're missing its real value. AI helps me design better, faster, more relevant learning that is responsive to real-world needs. It frees me to focus on strategy, creativity, and outcomes, not just outputs.
I don’t use AI to cut corners. I use it to raise the bar.