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Do I need to hire an eLearning Project Manager?
An eLearning Project Manager ensures training initiatives run smoothly, stay on schedule, and remain on budget.
Case Studies
Client
Hoopis Performance Network (HPN) is a digital learning and development provider serving thousands of users across industries. For more than a decade, HPN has been providing virtual sales and leadership development learning solutions designed to increase productivity and retention.
Clients in over 25 countries worldwide leverage HPN to help them keep pace with the ever-evolving challenges of learning and development. With a vast training content library, HPN delivers courses to enterprise clients who require secure, scalable, and customizable learning experiences.
Challenge
As demand for fresh, interactive, and multilingual training grew, HPN needed a more efficient way to package and distribute its content, without losing control of its intellectual property. HPN faced several pressing challenges in its training delivery model:
- Distribution Inefficiency – Updating and sharing courses across multiple client LMS systems was time-consuming and repetitive.
- IP Protection – Traditional distribution methods could potentially expose proprietary content once deployed into external systems.
- Customization Requests – Clients often needed tailored training paths within their own LMS, which wasn’t readily outlined in HPN’s existing library.
- Global Accessibility – High demand for multilingual versions of training designed for international clients using the SCORM standard.
HPN needed a content distribution solution that combined speed, security, and scalability—without overburdening its team.
Strategy & Solution
HPN implemented MicroBuilder®, ELB Learning’s AI-powered authoring tool, to revolutionize its distribution process. Microbuilder’s capabilities allowed HPN to simplify content delivery effortlessly.
- Microlearning Module Creation – HPN delivers its content in a series of microlearning modules using the SCORM standard.
- Hosted SCORM Deployment – Publish once, distribute anywhere. HPN updates content in MicroBuilder and pushes it across client LMS platforms without re-uploading, saving hours of administrative effort.
- IP Security – MicroBuilder’s hosted model enables HPN to maintain complete control of its proprietary training content while delivering seamlessly to client systems.
- AI-Powered – HPN tests MicroBuilder’s AI tools for added efficiencies, seeking ways to help streamline any future delivery needs.
Results
Since adopting MicroBuilder, HPN has achieved measurable improvements in training delivery:
- 6,131 learning modules created and distributed across its client base (including multilingual versions).
- Faster turnaround on client training requests, with the ability to easily integrate content in customizable and deployable modules.
- Expanded global reach with courses localized into French, Spanish, and other languages. HPN uses MicroBuilder to distribute its translated content directly into its clients’ LMS.
- IP protection is ensured while still delivering content directly into client LMS environments.
With MicroBuilder, HPN has transformed its approach to training distribution—from repurposing a large content library to creating AI-powered microlearning modules that are secure, interactive, and globally scalable.
By simplifying module creation and protecting valuable intellectual property, MicroBuilder empowers organizations like HPN to deliver engaging, high-quality training at speed and scale.
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