CH5 Interactive
Learning apps
Ali Prod creates interactive learning experiences for trainers and organisations. The studio builds screens, content, navigation and activities around your subject, in French, English or Arabic according to the versions included in the project.
A learning app organises content into screens that users explore and interact with. An instruction introduces an activity, a choice opens an explanation, and navigation lets users continue or return to a topic.
The studio starts with your content and audience. It proposes the learning path, writes the text and describes the interactions before building the screens. The studio’s quality control approves every step; you approve the learning path and text, then the screens, or the mock-up only once, as you prefer.
Requested versions take account of the language of instructions, button labels and reading direction. Checks cover content, links between screens and the behaviour of activities in the agreed context of use.
What you receive
- Learning path and screen structure
- Activity text and instructions
- Interactive screens with navigation
- Language versions included in the quote
- App files in the agreed format
Work from this channel
SIMULATIONManagers, HR: would your teams know how to react to a cyberattack?CH55 min In French
A playable simulation: a fictional working morning, five messages under pressure, one of them genuine. You observe, you act, and at 10 a.m. you find out what your choices set off, then see a portrait of your reflexes, with no score.
Play the simulation (opens in a new tab)
How it was madeAn Ali Prod production: instructional design, scenario, interface and development of the simulation.
Fictional companies, people and addresses. Thumbnail illustrated with an AI-generated image. Texts under review by a cybersecurity professional.
Trailer (1:12): synthetic voice, cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice.
VIDEOHow to make training interactive: a real exampleCH5CH11:21 In French, with French subtitles
A real example: a fraud-awareness slide deck turned into an exercise where people practise instead of reading. Two steps: start from what the person will have to do on Monday morning, then have them practise it in context. The method works for any training course.
How it was madeAn Ali Prod production: instructional design, demonstration slide deck, playable simulation, motion design and sound.
No voice. Fictitious companies, people and addresses. Thumbnail illustrated with an AI-generated image.
How it works
Brief: subject, audience, available content and context of use
Proposed learning path, screens and activities
Text and interactions approved by quality control, and by you according to the chosen mode
Production and checks of navigation and activities, then your approval
Delivery of files and agreed usage instructions
Frequently asked questions
Can we start from my training content?
Yes. Your documents provide the basis for the learning path. The studio organises them into screens and proposes activities; quality control approves the text and instructions before production.
What interactions can be included?
Examples include a choice followed by an explanation, a guided activity or navigation between topics. The selected interactions are described in the project scope.
How are different languages handled?
French, English and Arabic versions are specified in the quote. Instructions, buttons and screen layouts are adapted to the planned languages, with right-to-left reading for Arabic.
How should I describe where the app will be used?
Specify the devices and medium on which the app will be used. The delivery format and any integration needs are reviewed before the scope of the quote is agreed.
Do I have to approve every step?
You choose. Either you approve each step (learning path and text, then screens), which means replying quickly to each submission. Or you approve once, on the app mock-up. Either way, the studio’s quality control approves every step before anything is sent to you.
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Content to produce?
Describe your need in three steps. You get a quick answer and a clear quote.